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Alisha Auch, P.E, M. ASCE President city of Las Vegas public work Alisha Auch is a Project Engineer with the City of Las Vegas Public Works Department currently working on Special Improvement Districts. Graduating in 2005 with a Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Idaho, she decided to move away from her home state beginning her career in Las Vegas in the geotechnical engineering field. After two years of working in Las Vegas, she decided to move somewhere more tropical and accepted a job in Hawaii designing residential foundations. When island fever set in, she moved back to Las Vegas and obtained her Professional Engineering licence in 2009 and became a more active member in ASCE, formerly serving as the Younger Member President. Outside of work she enjoys camping in a teardrop trailer with her husband and dogs, hiking, kayaking, traveling and visiting friends and family. |
Joe Cetrulo, P.E M. ASCE Past asce president gcw, inc Joe is a Vice President with GWC, Inc. in the Water/Wastewater Division and has been with the company for over 9 years. He is involved in the design of major local agency projects including large-scale manhole and pipe rehabilitation projects. He has lived in the Las Vegas Valley for the past 13 years. Joe graduated from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas in 2007 with a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering and in 2011 with a Master's degree in Business Administration. He has been active with ASCE since 2010. Outside of work, Joe enjoys watching and playing football, traveling and watching movies whenever he can. |
Ganesh Kadam, P.E M.ASE President-elect greeley and hansen Ganesh Kadam is a Program Manager at the Greeley and Hansen working on operations and maintenance engineering of water and wastewater infrastructure projects. He has over 15 years of experience in project management, program/construction management and civil and structural engineering design. He obtained his Bachelor of Engineering from University of Mumbai in 1996 and his Master of Science in Engineering Structures & Mechanics from the University of Idaho in 2001. |
Paul Simpson, P.E M.ASCE secretary clark county public works Paul is a Project Engineer with GES, Inc. working on various geotechnical, construction, and environmental projects. In addition to his project management duties, Mr. Simpson, as GES’ Ground Source Heat Exchange lead is responsible for providing technical support to clients; preparing proposals; providing educational presentations as needed; and developing feasibility studies. Paul has been with GES since 2002. Paul started as a Mechanical Engineer but decided early on that dirt was more exciting and became a Geotechnical “Rock” star Engineer. Occasionally, Paul has been able to utilize his mechanical engineering background; for example, he created and built GES’ Thermal Conductivity Trailer which is used when conducting GSHE feasibility studies. He operates the equipment and reports the findings in an extensive Thermal Conductivity report. |
Kathryn Robinson, P.E M.ASCE treasurer atkins Kathryn is a Senior Engineer at Atkins, supporting the transportation design team. Born and raised in the Philippines, she moved to Las Vegas in 2005 and graduated from UNLV with a Civil Engineering degree. She has been with active with ASCE since 2008, and has held positions in the ASCE YMF Board from PE Review Chair, Social/Technical Tour Chair, Treasurer, President and Past-President. She enjoys spending time with her husband and their almost 1 year old son. |
Kondala Rao Mantri, P.E, M.ASCE Director i atkins Kondala is the Transportation group leader at Atkins in their Henderson office. He has over 15 years of experience in variety of disciplines including traffic studies, arterial and highway design and modeling, track alignment and trackwork design, storm drains, channels and other utility design and most recently Airport Design. Originally from south India, Kondala moved to Las Vegas in 2002 to attend UNLV where he received a Master’s Degree in Civil Engineering with emphasis on transportation. Kondala was involved with ASCE and ITE student chapters while at UNLV. After graduating he continued his involvement being a part of the organizing committee for the Annual Fall Transportation Conference. Kondala also served as an officer on the ITE Nevada Chapter starting out as secretary/treasurer in 2013 and president in 2015/2016. Kondala volunteers his time to teach the Geometric Design course for the ASCE YMF PE Review Course. |
Humberto Franco, E.I, M. ASCE
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slater hanifan, a westwood team
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Humberto Franco Rivas, E.I, ENV SP, M. ASCE is a Graduate Engineer II at Slater Hanifan Group a Westwood team. Humberto specializes in land development and master planning. Humberto graduated from the University of Las Vegas, Nevada (UNLV) in 2013. Humberto began his ASCE life in 2010 as a board member as the Vice President of events and tours for the ASCE student chapter of UNLV. In 2014 and 2015, he was the Social/Event Coordinator for the Las Vegas YMF where he was able to schedule professional tours and field related technical tours. Recently, Humberto was part of the planning committee for WRYMC 2018 which was held in January in Las Vegas. His responsibilities included coordinating the program, volunteers and events during the two-day conference. Currently, he is the Student Liaison for the Las Vegas YMF and Director I for the Southern Nevada Branch. When he has some free time, he enjoys spending time with his family and traveling to new places.