Matthew Jeung Email & Phone Number

Embarked on a sabbatical period to move to the San Francisco (SF) Bay Area, reconnect with family and friends, build community, volunteer, and study to develop professional skills and interests. Completed self-study program for the Civil Engineering Fundamentals of Engineering (F.E.) exam; passing as a first time exam taker in December 2020. Organized volunteer events for the non-profit SF Road Runners Club (SFRRC), named member of the month (March 2019) and served as Volunteer Coordinator on… Show more Embarked on a sabbatical period to move to the San Francisco (SF) Bay Area, reconnect with family and friends, build community, volunteer, and study to develop professional skills and interests. Completed self-study program for the Civil Engineering Fundamentals of Engineering (F.E.) exam; passing as a first time exam taker in December 2020. Organized volunteer events for the non-profit SF Road Runners Club (SFRRC), named member of the month (March 2019) and served as Volunteer Coordinator on the SFRRC board until becoming President of SFRRC in February 2021. Volunteered every week with non-profit, Back on My Feet (BoMF), to run with and support people experiencing homelessness. Ran 3,006 miles in 2019 and 3,300 miles in 2020 and trained diligently for three marathons, two 50-km, two 50-mile and one 100-km race. Show less

Burlingame, California, United States

- Acclimated well with co-workers, team, supervisors, Water Quality Department and other SFPUC employees- Led coordination and supervision of Regional Cross Connection Control Project- Assisted in coordination, monitoring and management of Water Quality Capital Improvement Projects (CIP)- Promoted to permanent civil service employee in August 2022

Environmental Process Lab (Advisor: Professor Diego Rosso)www.epl.eng.uci.edu

• Aided and advised 12 international graduate students with their transition to UC Irvine• Organized activities for 200 international students • Reviewed and edited incoming graduate student’s research proposals for fellowships • Questioned and critiqued research presentations of incoming graduate students

• Wrote a proposal for the EPA P3 competition and was awarded a grant out of 45 teams • Developed materials to demonstrate the MDFC to K-12 students • Presented at the EPA P3 expo in Washington D.C.

• Led the community assessment approval and the development of an engineering project for a rural Kenyan community of 5,000 people • Organized, managed, and presented at weekly project team meetings• Mentored two undergraduate research opportunities program (UROP) groups

Center for Small Affordable Water Systems (Advisors: Dale Newkirk, P.E. and Professor Jeannie Darby)• Conducted three site evaluations and generated six reports with engineering and cost recommendations for improvement of CA small water systems through the CA Dept. of Public Health (CDPH)

• Implemented water and sanitation projects, such as biosand filters, rainwater harvesting, and sanitation courses for children and adults, in a Ugandan village • Designed, planned and fundraised for the implementation of the water and sanitation projects in Uganda

Team Arsenic (Advisor: Dr. Ashok Gadgil)• Designed and built a cost-effective biosand filter • Synthesized coal ash/Fe(OH)3 media in wet lab and performed kinetic and capacity tests• Determined the temperature dependence of the media and developed adsorption isotherms• Supervised two summer interns (2006), teaching them lab protocol

• Managed five major projects involving pipe corrosion evaluation, pilot testing of anti-corrosion chemical dosing of the sewer system, fats/oils/grease source characterization, and group website development

B.S., Chemical Engineering

Activities and Societies: AIChE (ChemE Car and Officer) Team Arsenic (Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory) • Majored in Chemical Engineering •.

M.S., Civil And Environmental Engineering

Activities and Societies: Engineers Without Borders at UC Davis • Majored in Civil and Environmental Engineering with emphasis in water.

Environmental Engineering

Activities and Societies: Engineers Without Borders at UC Irvine • Developed experimental methods for testing the oxygen transfer of air.