Providing development engineering, construction engineering, owner's engineering, and independent engineering for solar PV, energy storage, and microgrid projects across North America.

Manage Engineering Services division of SunRise Power. Responsible for coordination and delivery of engineering drawings and services for commercial PV systems.Key responsibilities include: Planning & managing allocation of engineering resources to multiple projects and portfolios. Project management and project tracking. Reviewing engineering outputs and monitoring client satisfaction. Tracking and reviewing individual and team performance. Client attraction & retention. Responding to RFPs and negotiating SOW with clients. Providing advice and design input as needed. Developing QA processes with senior engineering staff. Interface with LDCs and review connection requirements. Coordinating technical training for personnel. Forecast, track, and review engineering services P&L with senior management.

Commercial PV rooftop design and layoutManage multiple turn-key rooftop projects including resource planning, regulatory compliance, procurement, installation, and commissioning.

Researcher at the Queen's Solar Calorimetry Lab, focusing on heat pump systems, solar thermal systems design, PV systems design, energy modeling, and Green Building Design.

4 yrs of experience as a teaching assistant, including delivery of 40-hour, intensive 1st year workshop, lab-based experimental courses, and summative 4th year design courses.

Hired, trained, and led a team of graduate and undergraduate business and engineering students during a major evolution of the largest design team at Queen’s.Developed a strategic plan for the Queen’s Solar Design Team, presenting proposals to institutional and corporate stakeholders.Led the development of competitive proposals responding to the US Department of Energy’s RFP for a $100,000 grant to build and ship a solar powered home to compete against teams from around the world.Responsible for detailed project planning and progress assessment, the coordination of business and technical students, the management of various academic, community, and industry stakeholders, and the effective and prudent management of a $450,000 budgetLed a team of 14 engineering and business students during the 2008 North American Solar Challenge.Planned the logistics of racing a solar car 4000km in 10 days from Dallas, Texas to Calgary, Alberta with 14 team members.Produced safety reports for vehicle construction and operation. Oversaw the preparation of 50 page structural reports required for the competition.Ran systems meetings to ensure the coordination of technical designs from sub-teams, including mechanical, electrical, materials, and aerodynamics groups.