Nicolas Rios, CMCE class of 2019, recently started a new position as a Project Commissioning Engineer with WB Engineers+Consultants. He is currently working on the retro-commissioning of various mechanical equipment within a Novavax Vaccine Lab in MD and the commissioning a UPS replacement in a CVS/Aetna Data Center in CT.
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Sandra M. Torres, CMCE class of 2018. As of March 2019, she was employed as an Assistant Superintendent for Sciame Construction, LLC and is currently assigned to The Frick Collection, an art museum and art history research center. The site consists of four interconnected buildings of which two are landmarks. The existing spaces will be renovated to varying extents. The Frick Art & Research Library, Music Room and Reception buildings will be expanded to create new spaces and a brand new underground theater/auditorium will be constructed. The total project is $170M and 201,000SF.
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Pape Thioune, EIT, CMCE class of 2016, is currently working as a Construction Site Manager in Senegal, on a 11,000SF one-story brick building.
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Juan-Pablo Rengifo, CMCE class of 2016, is currently an Estimator for Contravest, a high end multifamily developer/builder with projects in Florida, Georgia and North Carolina. Prior to Contravest, he worked in NYC for a mixed use multifamily developer as an Associate Construction Manager and Estimator.
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Slava Miliuk, CMCE class of 2020, started his own company in 2016. Major Building Safety Consulting, Inc. provides Site Safety Services required by the Department of Buildings (Licensed SSM/SSC, CSM, CSFSM) on major buildings throughout the city. He is currently working as a Licensed Site Safety Manager on a 46 story building at 540 Fulton St, Brooklyn NY.
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CMCE alumnus & former President of City Tech’s MSA Club, Dali Hoque, Class of 2020, is a project manager at a design-build firm. He is working on a 45,000SF renovation & addition of the Municipal Hall of Norristown, PA, where the firm’s role is as a construction manager.
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Matthew Goldstein, CMCE graduate, class of 2018. He has been working with Zurich Construction Risk Engineering since 2020, helping construction companies evaluate and improve risk through the application of corporate strategy and loss experience. They are hiring in the Greater NY area and nationwide, check for job postings at https://www.zurichna.com/careers.
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Manuele S. Ruvolo, CMCE class of 2018. Currently an Assistant Project Superintendent for CNY working on a $62M low incoming housing project, Hallets Point 7 within the NYCHA Astoria Housing Campus. The building is 14 stories and 154,000SF, consisting of 163 affordable residential rentals and related amenities, including surface parking for residents. It is block and plank construction; the exterior façade is brick, EIFS, and punched windows. Challenges include managing logistics around tenant occupied buildings, monitoring noise and limited environmental cleanup. They are working with many stakeholders such as NYCHA, HPD, HDC, and the residents’ association.
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Lisa White, CMCE class of 2018, is an Engineer at L+M, where she is currently working on a five site portfolio worth over $60 million dollars. The scope includes exterior façade renovations cladding with EFIS, interior renovations, landscaping and commercial fitouts.
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David Schwartz, CMCE class of 2018, just finished a 105K SF, 113 Unit residential building in Brooklyn as a Project Manager. After graduating with his Bachelor of Technology in Construction Engineering Technology from City Tech, David received a Masters in Construction Management and Minor in business fron NYU Tandon School of Engineering. He recently transition over to the owners rep side, focusing on building Midrise Multifamily building.
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Colle Seck, CMCE class of 2018, is currently a Senior Construction Inspector on NYSDOT Construction Projects. He has performed inspections on multiple construction projects that span more than $60 Million in cost, over the course of 3 years.
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