Stephen Lumetta

Commission and test electrical equipment for new data centers. I have experience testing switchgear, UPSs (rotary and static), PDUs, STSs, ATSs, RPPs, and diesel generators, among other types of equipment. Promoted from Electrical Commissioning Engineer I to Electrical Commissioning Engineer II in August 2025

Support commissioning of utility-scale battery energy storage systems (BESS)

Conduct site surveys at customers' houses to ensure that the site is suitable for solar photovoltaic panels. Specific duties include: -Inspecting main service panel and any subpanels, generators, and existing batteries to make sure electrical equipment is up to code -Verifying truss size and spacing in attic for structural engineering analysis -Inspecting roof to confirm that the mounting plane is suitable for solar photovoltaic panels -Surveying potential battery locations and helping customers determine which circuits to prioritize for backup power I also meet with city and county electrical and building inspectors to facilitate inspection of the solar photovoltaic system after installation. Duties include: -Preparing for each inspection by examining permits, blueprints, and photos to confirm that installation aligned with the proposed work -Maintaining an understanding of jurisdictional inspection requirements in Maryland, northern Virginia, and the District of Columbia -Explaining the design and installation of solar photovoltaic system to inspectors and answering any questions they have

-Gained practical experience in the commercial and industrial electrical construction industry -Assisted journey-level electricians with a variety of tasks, including bending and installing conduit, installing switchgear and panels, pulling and terminating wire, and lighting installations -Worked on several different projects, including a data center, quarries, warehouses, and higher education facilities -Studied electrical theory in the classroom

-Promoted energy efficiency and energy conservation on campus through a variety of projects, which included HVAC, lighting, and education -Worked with contractors to test the feasibility of installing solar panels at different locations on campus

I spent my spring 2017 semester studying sustainable development through American University's Washington Semester Program.