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M.S.E. Environmental Engineering,
The Johns Hopkins University
B.E.S. Electrical Engineering, The Johns Hopkins University |
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Responsible for managing
planning, feasibility analysis, scheduling, budgeting,
design, permitting, and construction for the projects
of non-profit, institutional and commercial clients. |
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Manager of Baltimore Office
of engineering firm involved in facilities, transportation,
energy and environmental projects. Responsible for financial
planning and performance of an office of 28 persons.
Administrative duties included oversight of office build-out.
Manager for environmental assessment of a five-year construction
program at Baltimore/Washington International Airport
valued at over $800 million. Project Manager of energy
and environment contracts in the office. Assisted clients
in obtaining federal grants and leveraged funding of
over $2 million. Clients included private sector, the
Maryland Aviation Administration, Maryland Energy Administration,
the Maryland Department of Transportation’s Office
of Planning and Capital Programming, Metropolitan Washington
Council of Governments, and the U.S. Department of Energy. |
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Managed various assignments,
including many international projects. Led a team of
senior professionals to evaluate and design improvements
to a large program aimed at improving energy efficiency
of buildings and industrial facilities in Egypt. Taught
portions of energy auditing course to Baltimore Gas and
Electric personnel. Performed market assessments of various
energy technologies for private clients and utilities.
Led another team under a U.S. Agency for International
Development contract to design a $70 million program
to improve air quality in Cairo, Egypt. Subcomponents
included programs aimed at improving lead smelters, installing
a city-wide air quality monitoring system, and CNG transit
bus development. |
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Rose from entry-level engineer
to Manager of Environmental Department of Baltimore-based
engineering consulting firm, Mueller Associates, Inc.
Managed numerous projects involving planning, design
and construction of projects ranging from building systems
design, indoor air quality evaluation, building energy
conservation, pollution control systems, corrosion control
in boiler systems, to solar energy. Participated in program
for design and construction of industrial process heat
recovery and solar heating systems in Egypt. Clients
included hospitals, building owners, U.S. Naval Facilities
Engineering Command, U.S. Army, U.S. Department of Energy,
and U.S. Agency of International Development. |
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Registered Professional Engineer,
Maryland |
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Young Engineer of the Year
from the Engineering Society of Baltimore
Metcalf Eddy Award by the Water Pollution Control Federation
for Outstanding Research in Water Pollution Control |
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Author and/or co-author of
numerous publications, papers, and reports including
handbooks on indoor air quality, handbooks on solar energy
system design, guide for energy efficient and environment
friendly design of tourist facilities on the Red Sea,
environmental assessments of facilities and technologies. |
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