Brennan S.

Experience

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  University of Florida

  May 2013 - Aug 2013

  Research Assistant

  Brennan worked under Dr. Townsend in the University's Solid and Hazardous Waste Department research lab, analyzing bottom and fly ash from several Florida coal-fired power plants for applications as asphalt aggregate. His primary responsibilities included conducting TLCP and STLC testing to analyze ash samples for potential leaching characteristics. The leachate results were successful and roadways in nearby Putnam County were constructed using the ash as an asphalt aggregate.

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  JEA

  May 2014 - Aug 2014

  Co Op

  Brennan worked under a senior project manager in JEA's Water and Wastewater Department to assist in the management of several projects during the summer of 2014. His primary responsibilities included asset management of existing wastewater infrastructure and monitoring the progression of several construction projects at JEA's 52.0 MGD Buckman Wastewater Treatment Plant, including hydrogen sulfide removal upgrades, grit chamber expansion, and sludge holding tank improvements.

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  CDM Smith

  Jan 2016 - Dec 2019

  Environmental Engineer

  Brennan has served as a junior engineer in CDM Smith's Jacksonville office for over 3.5 years. He has been involved in several water, wastewater, and solid waste projects ranging from designing the expansion of Miami's 285 MGD South District WWTP to updating a comprehensive water management plan for the state of Georgia. He has experience designing several municipal water treatment plants, 2,000+ gpm production wells, and submersible lift stations in Northeast Florida.

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  Nelson Engineering

  Dec 2019 - Dec 2020

  Environmental Engineer

  Brennan designed civil site grading and utilities for new residences in Teton County, WY. He sized septic systems and placed buried utilities according to Teton County Standards. He coordinated with third party architecture and landscaping firms to develop permit sets and deliver final design drawings to owner. He completed a fire flow analysis for the Town of Jackson (ToJ) and updated the ToJ water/wastewater capacity forecast through 2025.

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  One Collective

  Feb 2021 - Nov 2024

  Ministry Coordinator

  Brennan served overseas with his family, managing community development projects with a non-profit organization. He applied his engineering education and project management experience to lead teams to successful community projects, including roadway stabilization and stormwater management. He managed two small teams of local workers to help villages progress according to the scope, schedule, and budget. Projects would typically cost $4,000 and last 6 months start-to-finish.

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  England-Thims & Miller, Inc.

  Nov 2024 - now

  Project Engineer