About
As a hands-on engineering leader specializing in Science & Technology (S&T) clientele, I…
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Such a great day supporting Lonza harvest open charity tournament supporting NH Pet Aid and Seacoast Eat Local. Great to connect with so many…
Such a great day supporting Lonza harvest open charity tournament supporting NH Pet Aid and Seacoast Eat Local. Great to connect with so many…
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The labs of this biopharmaceutical tenant fit-out feature open floor space coupled with mobile benches and overhead utilities, allowing for quick…
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Teeing up the fun this summer on the golf course with valued partners and peers. #werewithyou #worklifebalance #greensandsmiles
Teeing up the fun this summer on the golf course with valued partners and peers. #werewithyou #worklifebalance #greensandsmiles
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Experience
Education
Licenses & Certifications
Volunteer Experience
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Operation United Assistance (Mech Eng)
US Army Corps of Engineers
- 6 months
Disaster and Humanitarian Relief
Volunteered to deploy in support of Operation United Assisstance providing relief to the country of Liberia while it was struck with an Ebola epidemic. Served in country for 6 months designing, providing QA oversight, and occasionally swinging a hammer. An overall amazing experience.
• Engineered mechanical and chlorinated water systems for the Ebola Treatment Units (ETU), Testing Labs, Monrovia Medical Unit, and logistics support areas. The ETU water design was the Basis of Construction…Volunteered to deploy in support of Operation United Assisstance providing relief to the country of Liberia while it was struck with an Ebola epidemic. Served in country for 6 months designing, providing QA oversight, and occasionally swinging a hammer. An overall amazing experience.
• Engineered mechanical and chlorinated water systems for the Ebola Treatment Units (ETU), Testing Labs, Monrovia Medical Unit, and logistics support areas. The ETU water design was the Basis of Construction for all Operation United Assistance ETU water systems.
• Provided technical guidance to local contractors, planned and provided project assistance to local government authorities, participated and advised USAID Agency with site visit tours, managed project as requested by Team.
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Committee Member
Marshfield Energy Committee
- Present 8 years 7 months
Environment
Worked with team to implement:
- Heat smart Marshfield
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Volunteer
Housing Assistance Corporation of Cape Cod
- Present 8 years 2 months
Human Rights
Volunteered with Housing Assistance Corporation to perform grounds maintenance at a local homeless shelter. HAC is a great organization!!
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Rider
Pan-Mass Challenge
- Present 8 years 2 months
Health
I rode in the PMC stand up in the fight against cancer and to demonstrate support for this amazing organization that makes a difference in SO many peoples lives. I rode the first day and covered 110 miles of ground from Sturbridge to Bourne. What an incredible and emotional experience to see everyone riding and people cheering lined the streets. Absolutely amazing organization doing amazing things. 100% of each rider raised dollars goes directly to the Dana Farber Cancer Institute.
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Operation Spartan Shield
US Army
- 11 months
Served as an engineering leader providing design guidance and project management on over 100 projects in a contingency environment
Publications
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Speaker: Empowering the Transition - Strategies for Electrified Buildings
Lab Design Conference
Amidst the global imperative to combat climate change, the urgency of decarbonizing various sectors has never been more pronounced. With buildings being nearly 39 precent of energy-related carbon emissions, the imperative to explore effective strategies for electrified buildings, both new and existing, becomes paramount.
This presentation will explore the pivotal role of building electrification in decarbonizing the built environment. Participants will delve into the challenges and…Amidst the global imperative to combat climate change, the urgency of decarbonizing various sectors has never been more pronounced. With buildings being nearly 39 precent of energy-related carbon emissions, the imperative to explore effective strategies for electrified buildings, both new and existing, becomes paramount.
This presentation will explore the pivotal role of building electrification in decarbonizing the built environment. Participants will delve into the challenges and opportunities associated with reducing carbon emissions through the adoption of electrified building systems and aggressive load reduction. Insights into the current landscape, key challenges, innovative technologies, and sustainable practices will be provided to accelerate the transition to low- and zero-carbon built environments. -
Speaker: Fundamentals of Planning and Design of Animal Research Facilities (2022)
Tradeline
Participants will come away with a basic understanding of the terminology, concepts, processes, standards, numbers, types of equipment, and furniture (as applicable) involved in the planning and design of animal research labs and support space including related mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems.
Projects
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Confidential Pharmaceutical Client Headquarters
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Vanderweil provided MEP engineering for this private R&D company’s corporate headquarters expansion that includes the design of two new buildings and an 800-vehicle parking structure at their campus for a total of 300,000 rsf. The two buildings at the Eastview campus include approximately 140,000 sf of office space (as well as conferencing and an auditorium), and 110,000 sf of laboratory space. Vanderweil designed an air-cooled chilled water plant, which serves as a back-up in case the campus…
Vanderweil provided MEP engineering for this private R&D company’s corporate headquarters expansion that includes the design of two new buildings and an 800-vehicle parking structure at their campus for a total of 300,000 rsf. The two buildings at the Eastview campus include approximately 140,000 sf of office space (as well as conferencing and an auditorium), and 110,000 sf of laboratory space. Vanderweil designed an air-cooled chilled water plant, which serves as a back-up in case the campus plant goes offline. The campus plant provides 45°F chilled water to building. Occasionally, the plant can only produce 47°F chilled water. The back-up air-cooled chiller plant has the capability of trimming the 47°F campus chilled water serving the building to 45°F. Electrical tenant improvements were designed including the installation of an emergency distribution system providing back-up power to the entire facility and the back-up air-cooled chiller plant. The emergency distribution system includes two 2,000 kW 480/277 volt paralleled diesel generators, one 1,500kW 480/277 volt diesel generator, and multiple automatic transfer switches supplying life-safety and standby loads.
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Decibel Therapeutics
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Provided project management and mechanical engineering for 35,000 sf of research and development laboratory, office, and vivarium. Provided base building infrastructure upgrades including a tenant generator, supplemental boilers, supplemental chiller (and blended controls), and dedicated air handling equipment.
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Shire Human Genetic Therapies
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This 180,000 sf new construction building is three stories tall. The building is “L” shaped with one wing consisting of office space. On the first floor of the office wing is a large, tiered lecture room. The other wing has laboratory programming space including a GMP level Large Scale Development Laboratory and Cell Banking. Below the laboratory wing is a lower level housing a glass washer area, miscellaneous laboratory programming and MEP spaces. The building has achieved a LEED® Gold…
This 180,000 sf new construction building is three stories tall. The building is “L” shaped with one wing consisting of office space. On the first floor of the office wing is a large, tiered lecture room. The other wing has laboratory programming space including a GMP level Large Scale Development Laboratory and Cell Banking. Below the laboratory wing is a lower level housing a glass washer area, miscellaneous laboratory programming and MEP spaces. The building has achieved a LEED® Gold rating. Some sustainable design features include: perimeter lighting with dimmable ballasts for light harvesting, and air handling units and ductwork sized for minimal pressure drop - high efficiency ductwork.
Honors & Awards
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Regimental Command Chief Academic Achievement Award
US Army Engineer School
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CSE 40 under 40
Consulting-specifying engineer magazine
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Commanders Award for Civilian Service
COL Christopher Barron
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Civilian Award for Humanitarian Service
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Commanders Award for Civilian Service
COL Matthew Tyler
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Top Graduate for Signals Intelligence School (AIT)
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Winner of Net Zero Design Competition
Metropolis Magazine
As part of a team made up of HOK Architects and Vanderweil Engineers we developed a conceptual design for retrofitting a 1960s era federal building for net zero operation.
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Commandant's List (WLC)
US Army
Organizations
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Society of American Military Engineers
Member
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US Army Warrant Officer Association
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USGBC
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American Society of Heating, Refrigeration, Air-conditioning Engineers
Associate
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i2SL
Member
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International Society of Pharmaceutical Engineers
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NCEES
Model Law Engineer
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