A Civil Engineering PhD candidate (Central South University, Changsha, China, 2019–2024, CSC Full Funding Scholarship recipient) with a multi-disciplinary academic background: two master’s degrees (M.Sc. in Water Resources & Environmental Engineering, M.A. in Disaster Risk Management & Development Studies, both from Ahmadu Bello University, Nigeria, 2018 & 2014), a B.Eng. in Water Resources & Environmental Engineering (2nd Class Upper Division, Ahmadu Bello University, 2010), and an NCE in Mathematics/Physics (Distinction/Credit, 2003). Honors CSC Scholarship (PhD Merit Award, 2019–2024), Federal Government of Nigeria Scholarship (2003), and “Class Best Student in Mathematics” (2003 NCE Graduates).

A Civil Engineer with 15+ years of construction industry experience holds a Master of Science in Civil Engineering (Fire Protection Specialist) (Pontifical Xaverian University, Colombia, 2017–2018), a Postgraduate Diploma in International Project Management (University of Texas at Austin, USA, 2013), a Postgraduate Degree in Negotiation (University of the Andes, Colombia, 2010), and a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (Honors Degree, National University of Colombia, 2003–2008). He is a PMP (Project Management Professional) (2013–2025) and an active member of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), with permanent residence in the U.S. under the E21 visa category (recognized as a professional of exceptional ability by the U.S. government). Honors & Recognition U.S. Government designation as a "Professional of Exceptional Ability" (E21 visa, permanent residence). National Award for Academic Merit in Construction (AICUN, Colombia, 2007). Honors Degree for top academic average in Civil Engineering (National University of Colombia, 2008). "Best Professor" distinction (Universidad Católica de Colombia, 2016–2019) and Teaching Merit Honor (Francisco José de Caldas University, 2020). Nomination for "Exemplary Employee" (ECOPETROL, 2012).

A Construction Project Manager with 7+ years of professional experience holds a Master of Science in Civil Engineering (University of Florida, 2014) and a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (University of North Florida, 2013). He also earned an Engineering Entrepreneurship Certificate (University of Florida, 2014) and holds Six Sigma Green Belt (2014) and Yellow Belt (2014) certifications from Aveta Business Institute. Core Skills & Credentials Software: Primavera P6, Procore, Newforma, AutoCAD, Microstation/GEOPAK, Microsoft Project, basic ArcGIS. Specializations: Large-scale construction project management ($11M–$240M), civil structure design (bridges, piling), cost estimation, subcontractor management, Six Sigma process optimization. Affiliations: Associate Member of ASCE (since 2013), Member of Pile Driving Contractor’s Association. Awards: 1st Place in Plan Reading/Transportation Competition (2013 ASCE Southeast Student Conference).

A professional with a Master of Science in Marine, Coastal, and Environmental Science (University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, 2019) and a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science (University of West Florida, 2017, minor in GIS), holding certifications including GIS, NAUI Open-water/Nitrox Diving, and DAN CPR/First Aid. Currently serves as GIS/IT Coordinator at the Indian River Lagoon National Estuary Program (2021–present), initiating stakeholder collaboration, modeling water quality parameters for 2016 harmful algal blooms (HABs), and maintaining an HAB information center. They also work as an Adjunct Professor at Salt Lake Community College (2021–present), teaching GIS and Python courses. Previously, as a GIS Analyst (2020–2021), they developed an AI image segmentation algorithm for Idaho wetlands and a 3D timeline for Utah highway construction. Their experience includes graduate research on estuarine nutrient budgets, designing a GPS-enabled artificial coral reef prototype, and securing grants (e.g., $1k OUR Grant for CTD devices, NSF-funded Master’s assistantship). Proficient in ESRI GIS tools (ArcPro, ArcGIS Online), Python, R, AutoCAD, and SQL, with expertise in environmental data analysis, remote sensing, and marine robotics.

A goal-oriented Civil Engineering Researcher with a PhD in Civil Engineering (Brunel University, UK, thesis on hot mix asphalt repair thermal characterization), MS in Advanced Engineering Design (Brunel University, UK), BS in Civil Engineering (1st Class Hon, University of Thessaloniki, Greece), and PG Certificate in Academic Practice (University of Salford, UK). They hold Fellowships from the Higher Education Academy (FHEA) and Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation (CIHT), with expertise in pavement engineering, infrared heating tech, and 3D modeling. With experience as a Lecturer (University of Salford, 2018–2022) teaching civil engineering courses and supervising graduate students, they also worked as a Civil Engineer at CH2M Hill (2015) on pavement/airport design and risk assessments. They have won awards (Vice Chancellor’s Prize for Doctoral Excellence, Best Paper Award) and published peer-reviewed papers on asphalt materials. Proficient in AutoCAD, ANSYS FEA, and MS Office, they serve as Associate Editor for ICE Publishing and review for journals like Construction and Building Materials.

A Civil Engineering professional with a PhD in Transportation Engineering (University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2020), Professional Master’s in Transportation Engineering (Illinois Institute of Technology, 2012), MSc in Civil Engineering (Western Michigan University, 2009), and BSc in Civil Engineering (University of Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2007). Currently serves as Lead Worker of the Traffic Forecasting Section at Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT, 2014–present), leading projects like “CAV Scenario Planning for Traffic Forecasting,” developing statewide travel demand models (TDMs) with CUBE software, and overseeing a team of traffic forecasters. They have completed 200+ traffic forecasts, updated WisDOT’s Transportation Planning Manual, and supported NEPA/EIS studies. With teaching experience at the University of Wisconsin-Madison (CEE-579) and Western Michigan University (geomatics, senior projects), they have published peer-reviewed papers (e.g., on emergency evacuation barrier optimization) and are proficient in software like CUBE, ArcGIS, TRANSIMS, and VISSIM. They hold PDH certifications in HCS, CUBE, and TRANSIMS, and are an Associate Member of ASCE.

A Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Texas at Austin (2020–present) with expertise in transportation planning, GIS, road safety, and statistical/machine learning analysis. Their current research focuses on COVID-19’s impact on U.S. travel behavior, e-scooter ridership duration in Austin, and GIS-based accessibility modeling (e.g., crash location to trauma center access time). They also supervise undergraduates, assist in “Smart City” courses, and co-develop research proposals. Previously, they worked as a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Burgos (Spain, 2019–2020), analyzing driver behavior via simulators and Spanish traffic crash data, and as a Civil Engineer at the Pennsylvania DOT (2017–2019), creating utility/traffic control plans and identifying high-risk crash segments. They hold a PhD in Transportation Engineering (West Virginia University, 2018), MSc in Transportation Engineering (University of Dayton, 2011), and BSc in Civil-Surveying Engineering (Azad University, Iran, 2009). Proficient in ArcGIS, VISSIM, Python, R, and HCS, they have published 10+ peer-reviewed papers and serve on transport conference scientific committees.

A Canadian professional (registered engineer) holds a PhD in Civil Engineering (Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, 2003, thesis on concrete reinforcement corrosion), MSc (Alexandria University, Egypt, 1996) and BSc (Alexandria University, Egypt, 1991) in Civil Engineering. Since October 2018, they have served as a Professor at the Department of Civil Engineering, Miami College, Henan University (China). With over 20 years of academic and industrial experience, they previously worked as an Associate Professor at the University of Macau (Malaysia, 2015–2018) and a Research Professor at Hanyang University (South Korea, 2013–2015), and held roles at Canadian institutions (e.g., Seneca College, Ryerson University). Industrially, they were a Senior Structural Engineer at Amec Americas (Canada, 2012–2013) and a Project Engineer at EBA Engineering (Canada, 2003). Recipient of awards including NTU PhD Scholarship (1997) and JSPS Postdoctoral Fellowship (2003–2005), they are a member of APEGA, ASCE, and RILEM, and have given invited lectures at international conferences (e.g., MICE2020).

PhD in Accounting with teaching and research experience in Ghana and China. Expertise includes auditing, corporate governance, and financial management. Published multiple papers in international journals. Experienced in curriculum development, student mentoring, and administrative roles in healthcare and education. Skilled in SPSS, Stata, and QuickBook.

An Associate Professor at the Department of Transportation Engineering and Management (DTEM), University of Engineering & Technology (UET) Lahore, holds a PhD in Civil Engineering (2017, University of Nottingham, UK, Nottingham Transportation Engineering Centre), MSc in Transportation Engineering (2009, UET Lahore), and BSc in Civil Engineering (2007, UET Lahore). Their research focuses on extraterrestrial construction (e.g., Mars regolith simulant WNMS, sulfur concrete using Mars in-situ resources), asphalt pavement environmental damage, and innovative materials (plastic waste in asphalt/concrete). With a total impact factor of 63.0, they are an HEC (Pakistan)-approved supervisor and registered engineer (Pakistan Engineering Council). Administratively, they serve as DTEM’s OBE Coordinator, Director of the Computer Aided Design Laboratory, and member of bodies like the Board of Faculty and Postgraduate Research Committee. They teach courses including Railway Engineering, Tunnel Engineering, and Highway Materials, and are affiliated with ASCE and the Web of Science Academy as a peer review mentor.