james teeter

* Coordinated with engineers and superintendents to develop and drive submittals to completion. * Owned the tracking and distribution of schedule and drawing updates. * Worked closely with General Foremen to identify and quickly fulfill all field needs. * Utilizing Revit: verified locations and sizes of equipment to complete submittals before final design plot. * Performed design functions such as making static pressure calculations and internal heat load estimations. * Verified that all material and equipment data sheets were in accordance with design specifications.

* Calculated heating and cooling load for buildings using Trane Trace 700 in large- and small-scale projects. * Modeled in-depth HVAC systems and building designs using Revit and AutoCAD. * Carried out clash coordination with other disciplines using Autodesk BIM360 and Revit coordination functions. * Produced and finalized construction documents sent to clients and contractors for bid. * Executed heating and cooling system water and air flow calculations including duct, pipe, and air terminal sizing. * Owned RFI documents from request, analysis for best solution, through to completion.

* Worked with project managers in the special projects group to develop commercial HVAC conceptual designs for budgeting. * Specc’d out large HVAC equipment using hand calculations and technical sheets for building construction projects. * Developed preliminary designs for a micro-turbine cogeneration plant installation with radiative floor heating for Wrightspeed. * Project team member to help develop logistical plans for large scale renovations, including a 2 megawatt co-gen replacement at the University of San Francisco. * Created piping instrumentation diagrams for various hot and cold water piping systems using AutoCAD. * Drafted conceptual HVAC ductwork and equipment plans for the purpose of budgets and bid submittals.

As a student at Sierra college I competed on the intercollegiate swim team as well as became active in the music department doing vocal training. Activities and Societies: Swim Team

Cooling System Lead Designer Formula SAE Student Design Competition, 2015-2016 -Analyzed engine components and sensor data to troubleshoot and root-cause critical cooling system failures. -Currently utilizing testing data in calculations to help determine water pump and radiator specs. Powertrain Team Lead Formula SAE Student Design Competition, 2014-2015 -Managed first place team of nine student engineers, making sure tasks were completed on time and according to system goals. -Responsible for integration of individual Powertrain systems into overall system design. -Interacted productively with people from diverse backgrounds and expertise to achieve an overall production goal. -Utilized knowledge to discover creative solutions to diverse range of design and manufacturing problems. Activities and Societies: Formula SAE, Theta Chi Fraternity