Misty Alderman
About Misty Alderman
Misty Alderman is a Senior Designer for the Distribution Underground Network at American Electric Power in the Columbus, Ohio Metropolitan Area. She has an Associate's degree in Civil Engineering from Central Ohio Technical College and has been certified in AutoCAD since 2001.
Work at American Electric Power
Misty Alderman has been employed at American Electric Power (AEP) since 2021. In her role as a Distribution Underground Network, Sr. Designer, she is responsible for designing and implementing underground distribution systems. Her work contributes to the infrastructure development and maintenance of electrical services in the Columbus, Ohio Metropolitan Area. Alderman's experience in this position spans three years, during which she has applied her technical skills to enhance the efficiency and reliability of AEP's distribution network.
Education and Expertise
Misty Alderman studied at Central Ohio Technical College, where she earned an Associate's degree in Civil Engineering from 1999 to 2001. She has been AutoCAD Certified since 2001, demonstrating her proficiency in computer-aided design software. This educational background and certification provide her with the necessary skills to excel in her design work within the engineering and utility sectors.
Background
Before joining American Electric Power, Misty Alderman worked at EMH&T as a Sr. Designer for 19 years, from 2002 to 2021. During her tenure there, she gained extensive experience in design and project management, contributing to various infrastructure projects. Her long-standing career in design has equipped her with a deep understanding of the technical and practical aspects of civil engineering.
Professional Experience at EMH&T
Misty Alderman's professional journey includes nearly two decades at EMH&T, where she held the position of Sr. Designer. From 2002 to 2021, she was involved in numerous projects that required advanced design capabilities and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams. Her role at EMH&T helped her develop a strong foundation in engineering design principles, which she continues to utilize in her current position at American Electric Power.