Matthew Tarnoff Email & Phone Number

Reno, Nevada, United States

As the Managing Consultant of the Reno, NV office my responsibilities include managing personnel, recruiting, business development, sales, profit & loss, developing trainings and coursework, in addition to providing strategic environmental regulatory support to clients in a variety of industrial sectors including but not limited to mining, hospitality.

Atlanta, Georgia

As an Senior Consultant in the Atlanta, GA office my responsibilities include providing strategic regulatory support to clients in a variety of industrial sectors, as well as business development, teaching courses and marketing, managing client projects, and managing project revenue (~$700,000 annually).My multimedia consulting experience includes Title V.

West Burlington, Iowa

As an Environmental Engineering Consultant in the West Burlington, Iowa office my responsibilities included communicating with and providing regulatory support to clients in a variety of industrial sectors, including, but not limited to telecommunications, agriculture, organic and inorganic chemical processors, wind turbine manufacturers, steel.

Iowa City

As the Chief Financial Officer I was the senior budget officer for the Graduate and Professional Student Government formerly known as ECGPS. I chaired the GPSG allocation committee (GPAC), which allocates funds to over 500 student organizations, with specific focus towards those with a large graduate or professional impact. I also managed the internal GPSG.

Iowa City, Iowa Area

As the founder and president of one of eight brand new student chapters across the country I had many exciting responsibilities. I actively recruited new members for the new organization, and had been greeted with much excitement across campus. I was a conduit from the student organization to the engineering administration and was in regular contact with.

Iowa City

As the elected treasurer of the local ASCE student chapter, I worked with the heads of the different activity committees to ensure all events such as Steel Bridge and Concrete Canoe are fully funded. This allowed for the organization to compete successfully at regional and national competitions, as well as to host regional conferences for other ASCE.

Master Of Science (Ms), Environmental Engineering

Activities and Societies: American Society of Civil Engineers, American Wind Energy Association, Student Development Center, Presidential.

Bachelor Of Science In Engineering (B.S.E.), Environmental Engineering

Activities and Societies: Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity, American Society of Civil Engineers, American Wind Energy Association, Peer.