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Greater New York City Area

Civil Infrastructure Testing And Evaluation Laboratory (CITEL)

• Developed and evaluated effectiveness of novel alkali-silica reaction (ASR) mitigating admixtures
• Assessed influence of mitigating admixtures on concrete properties and resolved adverse effects
• Generated ASR prediction model based on quantification of moisture, pH, temperature and aggregate reactivityhttp://trrjournalonline.trb.org/doi/10.3141/2629-04

• CE 337 Civil Engineering Materials Laboratory | Fall 2016
• Conducted all lectures, grading, and guided laboratory experiments and report writingCE 439W Geotechnical and Materials Engineering Design Capstone | Spring 2016 and Spring 2017
• Assisted student designs of earth retaining wall, bridge abutment, and pavement

State College, PA

South River, NJ

• Provided assistance to the controller with accounting procedures and made constructive observations/recommendations
• Ensured accuracy of various financial statements, reports, budgets, contracts, etc. by maintaining internal database
• Identified inconsistencies and errors within operations, data documentation, and financial reports and relayed them to controller

Glassboro, NJ

• Paraprofessional advisor and mentor to undergraduate students
• Managed tasks such as room condition reports, work orders, incident reports, check in/out processes, and building rounds
• Developed, planned, and implemented community-building, educational, personal development, and substance abuse programs
• Enforced University policies

Glassboro, NJ

• Thomas N. Bantivoglio Honors Concentration Funded Research: Evaluation of Mitigation for Superstorm Sandy Advised by Dr. Beena Sukumaran
• Quantified and classified damage associated with Superstorm Sandy for Union Beach, NJ
• Used this data to compare and evaluate FEMA generated flood maps and mitigation techniques
• Determined causes for inconsistencies between data
• Mitigated and found solutions to standardize suggestions for building owners in the future

Old Bridge, NJ

• Internship through CIAP: Manny Da Rocha & Jacqueline Vale, Heavy Highway Construction Contracting
• Completed and executed bid packages from private and public entities
• Conducted estimating including take-offs and determination of material quantities
• Verified tickets/invoices and determined corresponding reimbursements/payments
• Evaluated current status and progress of projects in accordance with contracts
• Learned procedure associated with obtainment of quotes, pre-construction meetings, and bid openings

Middletown, NJ

• Internship: Francis Mullan & Dennis Dayback Group, PW North Division, Municipal Department
• Revised budgets, spec books, and site plans
• Completed office tasks such as sealing site plans, binding spec books, and deliveries
• Calculated drainage areas and created drawings in AutoCAD
• Evaluated progress of road openings

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Civil Engineering, Gpa: 3.95

Geotechnical and Materials Engineering, Specialization in Concrete

Certificate Of Completion, Doctoral Course In Cementitious Materials Characterization

Limestone-Calcined Clay - Cement Course: “Characterisation methods “ Held in Lausanne (Switzerland) from May 18th to May 20th 2016 Topics.

Bachelor’S Degree, Civil And Environmental Engineering; Honors Studies, Magna Cum Laude

Activities and Societies: Rowan University’s Thomas N. Bantivoglio Honors Concentration, Sigma Alpha Lambda, American Society of Civil.

High School, Valedictorian

Activities and Societies: National Honor Society

Education record

Education record

Education record