Rhythm Engineering designs, manufactures, sells and supports innovative traffic solutions that dramatically reduce congestion and improve quality of life in communities. Our mission is to get loved ones to their destination faster and safer. Our award-winning product, InSync, uses artificial intelligence to enable traffic signals to adapt to actual traffic demand in real-time.• More than 50 million people drive through InSync intersections every day.• Independent studies prove that InSync reduces vehicle stops up to 90%, travel time up to 50%, fuel consumption and emissions up to 20-30%, and even reduces car crashes 17-30%.• Annually, our installed systems save motorists well over $30 million in time and fuel, reduce fuel consumption by millions of gallons and reduce emissions by thousands of tons.• More U.S. agencies select InSync than any other adaptive traffic control system• So far, InSync is the solution of choice for more than 1,500 intersections in 27 states.Accolades for Rhythm Engineering:• 43rd fastest growing technology company in the U.S. (Deloitte's Technology Fast 500), 2012• #1 fastest growing company in the greater Kansas City area (Kansas City Business Journal), 2012• #3 fastest growing company in the greater Kansas City area (Ingram’s Magazine), 2012• Inc. 500 list of fastest growing private companies in the U.S., 2012• 64th fastest growing private company in the U.S. (2011 Inc. 500 List, Inc. Magazine)• #1 fastest growing company in the greater Kansas City area (Ingram’s Magazine), 2011• Winner of the 2010 State of Kansas Governor’s Energy Achievement Award• Winner of two 2011 Excellence in Transportation Awards for InSync projects in Pennsylvania and Missouri (Institute of Transportation Engineers regional chapters)

Project Manager for Operation Greenlight.Operation Green Light is a regional effort in the Kansas City metro area to improve traffic flow and reduce vehicle emissions.Operation Green Light works with federal, state and local agencies to develop and implement a system that will coordinate traffic signal timing plans and communication between traffic signal equipment across jurisdictional boundaries. Coordinated signal systems can reduce travel delays on highly congested routes by as much as 17 percent. The proposed system is being developed in phases. Phase I, started in 2002, provides new communication equipment; replace some signal controllers; supply traffic signal coordination software; and develop and install new timing plans on a network of over 600 intersections in 20 jurisdictions. Later phases will include a dedicated fiber-optic communications system and a traffic operations center, and will extend the system to approximately 1,500 intersections.

Designed and deployed the state of Missouri's first Traffic Management Center which housed both the city and state transportation professionals. Responsible for sychronizing about 300 signals in the city.