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W E B R E S U M E
(for a standard form, one-sheet PDF resume, please email me)
EDUCATION
University of Houston Bauer MBA graduating May 2010 with a Certificate in Real Estate Finance.
See list of elective and core courses taken.
Portland State University Bachelor's in Civil Engineering (BSCE) awarded June 2005.
Emphasis in Transportation Engineering, some Urban Planning courses.
See list of engineering and planning projects 2004-2008.
EMPLOYMENT
Kimley-Horn and Associates, Houston Texas, Summer 2006 - Fall 2007
Primary responsibilities: Highway and Roadway Design
Favorite accomplishment: Redesigned entire plan-view schematic for new IH-610/US-290 interchange, from scratch, in approximately 75 hours.
Other responsibilities: Designed storm drainage and detention systems for two legs of Texas-71/US-290 interchange.
Worked on traffic impact studies for a major proposed housing development.
Sound Engineering, Tacoma Washington, Summer 2005 - Summer 2006
Primary responsiblities: Land and Site Development
Favorite accomplishment: Created three seperate site designs for a 40-acre development with multiple complex zoning overlays.
Other responsibilities: Designed, detailed, and submitted plans for a 16-lot subdivision in an environmentally sensitive area.
Inspected sites of ongoing projects for compliance with site development plans.
Planned for future expansion of a Northwest Indian gaming facility.
Portland State University ITS Lab, Portland Oregon - Summer 2004 - Summer 2005
Analyzed funding data for rural transit agencies to determine alternative revenue sources.
Conducted field measurement of weekend traffic flow on rural Oregon "vacation highways."
EXTRACURRICULARS
Member of the Bauer Real Estate Club since inception.
Attendance at Urban Land Institute functions within Houston.
Attendance at regional meetings: GHBA Developers Council, GHP Land-use forum
Attended Transportation Research Board Annual Meetings (2004, 2005, 2006)
Attended Transportation Research Board Roundabout Subcommittee Meeting, 2008
Vice President of Portland State student chapter of the Institute for Tranportation Engineers, 2004-2005.