jeffreys@alum.mit.edu • 617.256.8733
http://katiejeffreys.com/design
Education
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Massachusetts Institute
of Technology
Bachelors of
Science in Environmental Engineering and Literature. June 2001. GPA: 4.3 out of
5.0
Relevant Courses: Environmental
Chemistry and Biology Laboratory, Environmental Fluid Transport Processes
Laboratory, Hydrology, Fluid Mechanics, Physics of the Atmosphere and Ocean,
Ecology, Management in Engineering, Environmental Law: Pollution Control,
Introduction to Public Policy Analysis and Government Action, Uncertainty in
Engineering, Thermodynamics and Kinetics, Practicum in Writing and Oral
Presentation.
Relevant Experience
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Nov. 2006 – Matthew
Smyth, Inc., Design Assistant
May 2007 Responsible for general
office duties in well published, high-end residential design firm. Created purchase orders in Design Manager. Organized antique and furniture
deliveries. As part of a team, oversaw research, purchasing and
installation of a model apartment. Shopped for trims,
furniture and accessories/fixtures.
Created client schemes and maintained resource library.
May 2005 – Mark Cunningham
Design, Inc., Design Assistant
Feb. 2006
Assisted the designer in
the decoration of a 4-bedroom newly renovated
April 2004 -
Oct. 2004
Design and oversight of gut
residential interior renovations, including construction planning, A/V system
design,
furniture and lighting selection and cabinetry design.
Feb. 2003 - Louis Berger
Group, Inc., Environmental Engineer
March 2004 Oversaw wastewater treatment plant community air monitoring. Conducted health and safety oversight and environmental sampling of subsurface soil surveys. Prepared air permits and emission statements.. Administrated Lead Abatement training classes. Conducted USPS hazardous materials inventories and NYCT drainage mapping.
June 2002 – AKRF, Inc., Environmental
Engineer
Sept. 2001
- Luminant Worldwide, Analyst
Dec. 2001 Coordinated on-site interviews to determine local site needs for major waste management company’s e-procurement effort. Researched peer/best-in-class logistics structures for tobacco company’s European distribution. Contributed to team efforts to develop transportation network for Fortune 100 consumer packaged goods company.
Developed a computer model of dissolved organic carbon in the
Summer 2000 Ford Motor Company, Associate
Research Engineer
Located and quantified the use of PVC and Hexavalent Chromium in Ford vehicles. Established benchmark procedures for analysis of vehicle lines and substance-of-concern measurement techniques. Created a phase-out plan incorporating material alternatives and supplier relations. Established a recycling strategy for the TH!NK Neighbor.
Summer 1999 Thetis s.P.a., Intern
Developed a method for cartographic data interpolation and produced maps of environmental data in the Venice Lagoon. Constructed computer programs that performed calculations on large data sets. Created a web-based display of mapped conditions and updated a web page for an international environmental assessment program.
Proficiencies
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Programming: HTML, C, Pascal, Perl, FORTRAN.
Operating Systems: Windows 95/98/2000/XP/NT, Windows 3.1x, MacOS, Unix.
Software: Microsoft Office, AutoCAD, Pagemaker, Photoshop, FileMaker Pro, Quark, ArcGIS
Language Skills: Spanish, Italian.
Activities
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Vice
President, Class of 2001 Class Council (2001 - 2006). Purchasing
Manager, MIT 24-Hour Coffeehouse (1999 - 2001). Features Editor, The Tech (1999 - 2001). Vice
President Fraternity Relations, Alpha Chi Omega sorority (2000). Project
Manager, Senior Gift Committee (2000 – 2001). Member, Society
of Women Engineers (1997 - present). Member, Girl
Scouts of the