Mohamed H. Eldaly, Eit Email & Phone Number

New York City Metropolitan Area

• Designed over 50 leak-prone gas main replacement projects in NYC using AutoCAD, detailing valve placement and testing points, and specifying pipe size, material, and fittings.
• Collaborated with various stakeholders to successfully replace 12 mi of gas main and 3000 services in NYC, totaling over $100M and resulting in improved and safer infrastructure.
• Managed 2 mi of main replacement within a private community, negotiating cost-sharing, conducting routine inspections, and ensuring compliance with regulatory and HOA standards.
• Developed a training curriculum, 11 process guides, and a task tracking tool with Excel VBA Macros, improving team efficiency and ensuring on-time project delivery.

Queens, New York

• Analyzed architectural drawings for proposed water and sewer mains, green infrastructure, and public park renovations, collaborating with project owners to improve designs and ensure compliance with agency standards.
• Reviewed over 300 green infrastructure proposals for feasibility and designed water main offsets to accommodate stormwater greenstreets.
• Assessed land surveys and boring logs for proposed water and sewer mains for a $200M development project, ensuring proper drainage and structural support for the new mains.

New York, New York

• Coordinated multidisciplinary groups on a $60M security upgrade program by tracking tasks and ensuring timely completion.
• Created 3D models to demonstrate the minimal aesthetic impact of proposed electrical equipment on a landmarked building.
• Simulated the heat load in a transformer vault in ANSYS Fluent to ensure the ventilation provided sufficient cooling.

Brooklyn, NY

• Collaborated with a short-term project team to design a thermostatic shower system featuring push-button controls.
• Modeled multipart assemblies in SolidWorks and produced shop drawings.
• Worked with several overseas OEM vendors to receive manufacturing price quotes.

City College Of New York

• Instructed supplementary classes of 15-20 undergraduate students.
• Prepared lectures, graded quizzes, and fostered an open learning environment.
• Received favorable feedback from students.

Bachelor’S Degree, Mechanical Engineering, 3.95

Advanced Regents Diploma

Activities and Societies: Varsity Football