collin marshall resume
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Collin E. Marshall 919.599.6057 [email protected]
https://www.linkedin.com/in/collinemarshall
Summary: Sustainability professional with experience quantifying and assessing organizational impacts such as energy and water
use, waste, and GHG emissions. By identifying and measuring the appropriate impacts, I can guide an organization
towards managing these impacts, and ultimately, achieving meaningful results.
Education:
Masters of Sustainability Solutions May 2015 Specialization in Quantifying Sustainability Impacts (GPA 3.96)
School of Sustainability, Arizona State University – Tempe, AZ
Bachelors of Science, Appropriate Technology May 2011 Appropriate Technology reflects an approach to technological development, characterized by creative and sound
engineering, that recognizes the social, environmental, political, economic, as well as, technical aspects of a proposed
technological solution to a problem facing a society.
Appalachian State University – Boone, NC
Professional Experience:
Sustainability Intern 02/2015 - Present
Adams County Government – Brighton CO
GHG Emissions Inventory
Vehicle Emissions Modeler (helps employees understand their environmental and fiscal impacts)
Planned, and facilitated Planet Party
Data analysis and analytics for Office of Performance, Innovation, & Sustainability
Sustainability Implementation Intern & Fellow 07/2015 - Present Natural Capitalism Solutions – Longmont, CO
Project Consultant for Colorado Mountain College
Data collection, maintenance, and analysis across 16 different focus areas
GHG emissions inventory
Prioritization matrix to help recommend best fit programs
Best practices research
Project Consultant for Campbell Hall Episcopal Schools
GHG emissions inventory
Sustainability Consultant 12/2014 – 06/ 2015 DMD Systems Recovery – Tempe, AZ
DMD provides responsible end of life services including material reclamation, refurbishment, and recycling to a variety of
large IT service organizations
Leading a team to produce DMD’s first GHG emissions inventory
Defined operational boundaries that accurately reflect DMD’s environmental impact
Constructed a spreadsheet model that will serve as a guide for DMD’s future GHG inventories.
Research & Teaching Assistant – Dr. Mikhail Chester (ASU) 01/ 2014 – 05/2015
School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment – Tempe, AZ
Researching the deployment of a national electric vehicle charging infrastructure impact on carbon dioxide
equivalent (CO2e) emissions in the United States
Built a variety of models to compare the CO2e emissions and savings by projecting different levels of electric
vehicle technologies based on future scenarios.
Identify policy implications of CAFÉ standards structure on potential CO2e emission reduction potential.
Expanding the understanding of sustainability sciences, life cycle assessment knowledge, and data analysis.
Certifications:
NABCEP PV Entry Level Exam April 2011
This achievement indicates basic knowledge of the fundamental principles of the application, design, installation
and operation of grid-tie and stand-alone photovoltaic systems.