VRF Systems
Innovative for Energy Savings
I have successfully implemented VRF in a wide variety of projects where the system can shine like Religious Dormitories, Hotel Rooms, Fire Stations, and K-12 Schools.
Projects Completed or In Construction
Simon Brute Seminary, Sisters of St. Joseph Retreat Center, Downtown Indy's Bottleworks Hotel, Center Grove School's Emergency Operations Center, and Sugar Grove Elementary.
Healthcare hvac systems
Surgery Suites to Protect Patients
Air curtain and Laminar flow ceiling devices save lives and create a safety barrier to disease to prevent infection when a person is most vulnerable.
Code Upgrades and Updates
Designing to not just meet, but surpass the code requirements in a hospital setting is a must. ASHRAE 170 and FGI guidelines create a rigid system for how all facilities should operate. At Hancock, I went through and designed the air systems to not only meet the existing codes, but also meet the, then upcoming, FGI 2018.
A passion for software and programming
Creation of Workbooks
I find that I am always drawn to creating a new workbook and using them effectively. A few documents that I have personally pioneered are ASHRAE 15, 62.1, and 170 focused to make sizing systems, protecting occupants and exceeding expectations a breeze!
A Ground Up Background
In college, I began an understanding of both C++ and MatLab based programming. In my personal life, I have taken these to explore other languages like Visual Basic for Application development. These applications took on shapes of quickly converting units, creating job folders and importing documents from servers, and rapidly editting headers and footers for specifications.
A True Technofile
Personal understanding of devices in my own home has led me to building two personal computers, home automation with IFTTT programming, and appliance repair. Upgrading and updating antiquated systems, no matter how small, is what drives me.