Developed Station Strength Test (SST) scoping packets for future transmission projects, which strengthened strategic infrastructure planning and resulted in a $2 million total cost savings.Spearheaded the validation and documentation of underground pipelines for MAOP compliance, aligning with 49 CFR Part 192 and CPUC standards. Played a key role in the meticulous review and verification of specifications (e.g., diameter, wall thickness, seam type) during a critical period following a gasline explosion, to ensure regulatory compliance and prevent future incidents.

- Key member of an engineering team that spearheaded innovative design solutions and managed the production of 1,270 custom FRP panels for The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, a $1.5 billion dollar project recognized as the first of its kind in American architectural history.- Engineered trailer load schematics that saved $1.8 million by reducing 5,000 labor hours and increasing transport efficiency by 60%.- Designed custom support legs for more than 1,000 unique fiberglass panels, ensuring structural integrity and design precision; tolerances as tight as .00015”.- Led multi-phase projects from design through production, consistently delivering on time, within budget, and to high-quality standards.- Overhauled internal processes, increasing rigging department productivity by 300% and driving operational excellence.

- Generated over 300 miles of transmission pipeline documentation, including as-built drawings (ASBs), Bills of Materials (BOMs), Strength Test Pressure Reports (STPRs), and Weld Procedure Specifications (WPS), ensuring accuracy and regulatory compliance.- Partnered with PG&E Engineers, Caltrans, City Inspectors, and other stakeholders to deliver hydro-static tests, in-line inspections (ILI), and replacement projects on time and within budget, meeting critical project milestones.

- Led a team of 16 engineers to achieve weekly MAOP validation goals, maintaining a 90% billable rate as part of the client’s MAOP Reconfirmation plan.- Managed the schedule, scope, and budget for 2,500 miles of pipeline and 500 stations, overseeing records review, Station Features List (SFL) development, and on-site inspections.- Consulted with utility companies on materials verification and MAOP reconfirmation, ensuring compliance with ASME B31.8S, 49 CFR 192, and Right-of-Way Management standards.

- Led a team of 5 engineers to review over 11,000 features for MAOP validation, driving efficiency and accuracy in critical assessments.- Reviewed, digitized, and created Pipeline Features Lists (PFL) and Station Features Lists (SFL) for over 5,000 miles of pipeline, ensuring accurate documentation and regulatory compliance.