Maxime Devilliers Email & Phone Number

Alexandria, Virginia, United States

•Main PoC for all on-street parking-related matters, including carshare and food trucks, and bike parking-related requests on public right-of-way citywide•Managed and overhauled the citywide parklet program from January 2022 to October 2023•Support the pedestrianization project on the Unit and 100 blocks of King Street in various capacities•Manage the implementation and evaluation of loading zones and pickup/dropoff zones citywide•Oversee the inception, expansion, and reduction of all 16 Residential Parking Permit Districts (RPPDs) citywide, as well as all changes to RPPD-related signage within each district•Support Division and Department with proposing changes to the City Code relating to parking and curbside management•Manage the on-street disability parking program citywide; updating and digitizing the program•Staff and present to the Traffic and Parking Board monthly•Collaborate with supervisor to oversee and coordinate various responsibilities and duties belonging to four major parking technology contractors•Liaise directly with Visit Alexandria to address parking-related concerns that affect tourism in Alexandria, including car and motorcoach parking and loading, and—previously—the commercial parklet program•Field requests for signage installation, removal, and modification from various individuals and organizations both internally and externally, and coordinate with Traffic Operations directly to have approved requests executed quickly•Field all vehicular and bicycle parking-related requests via 311•Support team in managing the operation of the City’s parking garages and lots•Organize and lead the quarterly traffic safety coordination meeting amongst other Divisions of T&ES and the Police Department•Lead the monthly parking-related coordination discussion amongst Traffic Operations, IT, GIS, Communications, Visit Alexandria, Alexandria Economic Development Partnership, the Department of Finance, City Attorney’s Office, and Police Department

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

• Support public transit agencies across the US in upgrading, replacing, and/or testing their on-board and central systems such as voice communications, CAD/AVL, fare collection, and APCs• Provide transportation planning consulting services to public transit agencies on projects including light rail stop consolidation, light rail route extension, roadway reconfiguration for dedicated transit lanes, bus route and ridership analysis, and fare policy research and recommendations

Boston, Massachusetts

• Developed solutions to overcome parking-related barriers for municipalities as well as private-sector clients while also balancing communities’ needs and requests• Conducted existing and future parking demand studies, wrote technical reports using the data collected and analyzed, and communicated findings and mitigation strategies to stakeholders via public meetings• Executed the collection of data and the development of reports for eight municipalities and six private-sector clients throughout New England, Virginia, and Pennsylvania

1000 Independence Avenue Sw Washington, Dc 20585

• Provided full-time onsite support to the US Department of Energy Bioenergy Technologies Office• Coordinated eight federal agencies over an eight-month period in the drafting and publishing of the 56-page Federal Activities Report on the Bioeconomy• Organized and led four listening sessions and three stakeholder engagement workshops over a six-month period to gather input from industry, academia, and government for the drafting of the Strategic Plan for a Thriving and Sustainable Bioeconomy • Assisted with the process for soliciting and responding to applications for Funding Opportunity Announcements by preparing memorandums for review by the US Secretary of Energy• Prepared standard operating procedures for complex tasks, e.g. planning the annual conference

Washington, D.C.

• Authored multiple blog posts regarding funding and logistical issues related to passenger rail• Collected detailed data pertaining to 75 California universities within 20 miles of the proposed high-speed rail line to contact and garner support from various student groups and organizations

Fredericksburg, Va

• Presented to over 100 students at hall meetings about day-to-day issues, such as energy and water usage in the residence hall, the proper way to recycle, and appropriate use of building facilities • Co-founded the 50-student Conceptual Living Community, “The Greenhouse,” for those interested in mitigating their negative impact on the environment from within the residence hall

Fredericksburg, Va

• Led hundreds of small and large groups of prospective students and their families through the campus, as well as called and wrote to prospective students, to cultivate interest in the university

Washington, D.C.

• Analyzed correspondence in search of evidence that would support the Lead Plaintiff’s class-action lawsuit against a group of automobile insurance companies

Master’S Degree, Town And Regional Planning

• Studied compulsory purchases, zoning, development applications, historic preservation, and more • Designed transit-oriented.

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Environmental Science

Activities and Societies: • Executive Board Member of Ecology Club at UMW (9/2011 - 5/2014) • State Leader for Northern Virginia Region.