David works in MJB&A's advanced technology group providing project origination, project management and technical support to mobile source emission reduction and greenhouse gas mitigation programs.  David advises on and manages projects to strategically reduce client emission profiles through the use of advanced technologies and best practices, including after-treatment technologies and introduction of more efficient processes.  His mobile source project work includes the study of fuels and advanced vehicle drives, inventories of vehicle populations from both bottom up and top down, modeling and development of models for calculating vehicle emissions, field application of advanced emission control technologies and performance/durability field testing of emission controls and advanced vehicle systems.  David's unique body of experience is applicable to circumstances ranging from pure technical project management to regulatory negotiations.

David has 15 years of professional experience in air quality management.  In addition to mobile source technology and controls, other focus areas include issues related to air pollution policy planning and regulation, electric power industry regulation and greenhouse gas mitigation.  In addition to experience gained at MJB&A, David worked in a SIP writing capacity for New York State, authoring New York County's 1995 PM10 SIP and collaborating on developing New York State's ozone SIPs.  David also spent seven years at a nationally recognized nonprofit organization, NESCAUM, participating on and managing projects of many facets, including pure scientific research efforts, diesel emission control retrofit projects and facilitating multi-party environmental regulatory negotiations.

David has an academic foundation in both engineering and public health.  Professionally he has worked for state government, private consulting and the nonprofit sector.  This varied experience uniquely qualifies him to tackle and communicate a broad array of technically challenging environmental and health related initiatives.

David holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and a Masters of Science degree in Environmental Health Sciences from Harvard University's School of Public Health.  He is also formally trained in mediation and negotiation through the Harvard University Negotiation Project.  He is a Registered Engineer-In-Training with the state of New York.