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Join AEE New England for a Virtual Career Night and hear from a panel of three early career professionals discuss opportunities in the energy field.

The energy industry is a large field with numerous options for recent engineering graduates. Whether you're a student, young professional, or experienced engineer looking for new opportunities, join us to learn about opportunities in the energy field as our speakers share their career journeys and answer your questions.

Panelists:

Patrick Cyr, Mechanical Designer, B2Q Associates

Patrick earned a Bachelor’s degree in Physics and a Master’s degree in Engineering Mechanics from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He is a Mechanical Designer at B2Q Associates and specializes in building energy modeling. His work includes mechanical system design and energy analysis to support decarbonization efforts in educational facilities. Before entering engineering, Patrick was a high school math teacher where he taught AP Calculus

Olivia Sutterby, PE, Senior Energy Engineer, DNV

Olivia received her Bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering from North Carolina State University. She has had a diverse career, beginning in the Oil & Gas industry, transitioning into pharmaceutical manufacturing, and ultimately focusing on energy efficiency and decarbonization. At DNV, Olivia provides technical assistance to multiple utility clients across the New England area, conducts energy audits and decarbonization studies, and analyzes onsite energy generation technologies for industrial facilities. Olivia is currently the Chapter Liaison for AEE New England’s CWEEL group.

Noah Fioravante, Lead Energy Engineer, GDS

Noah began working for GDS in May of 2022 and has focused on existing commercial and industrial building energy efficiency. Additionally, he is providing assistance with energy audits, utility analysis, energy engineering, and technical studies. He has experience at several facilities, including industrial sites, such as asphalt processing plants, textile manufacturing, and other process/manufacturing facilities, as well as commercial buildings such as hospitals, large offices, schools, and public service buildings. Noah has supported benefit cost model analysis and energy efficiency program planning.