Chan Mi Hwang
About Chan Mi Hwang
Chan Mi Hwang is a Senior Mechanical Engineer at Arup in Washington, D.C., with extensive experience in mechanical engineering roles across various locations.
Current Role at Arup
Chan Mi Hwang currently holds the position of Senior Mechanical Engineer at Arup, a well-known firm in the engineering consultancy sector. As of 2023, she operates from Washington, District of Columbia, United States, in a hybrid work arrangement. In her role, she brings extensive experience to complex engineering projects and collaborates with multidisciplinary teams to deliver innovative solutions.
Previous Experience at Arup
Prior to her current position, Chan Mi Hwang worked at Arup as a Senior Mechanical Engineer in Boston, Massachusetts for six months in 2023. Before that, she served as a Mechanical Engineer at Arup's Greater Boston Area office from 2016 to 2023. In these roles, she was involved in various significant projects, contributing her expertise in mechanical engineering to advance the company's goals.
Role at Vanderweil Engineers
Chan Mi Hwang worked as a Mechanical Engineer at Vanderweil Engineers in Boston, MA from 2013 to 2016. During her three years with the company, she gained valuable experience in the engineering industry, further honing her skills in mechanical systems design and project management within the architectural and engineering sectors.
Academic Background
Chan Mi Hwang studied at Pennsylvania State University where she pursued Mechanical Engineering and earned a Bachelor of Architectural Engineering. Her academic period spanned from 2008 to 2013. During her time at the university, she also worked as a Research Assistant in the Architectural Engineering Research Laboratory from 2011 to 2013, engaging in research activities that bolstered her understanding of the field.
Early Career as Mechanical/Electrical Intern
Chan Mi Hwang started her professional journey as a Mechanical/Electrical Intern at Dewberry in 2011. In this role, she gained initial exposure to the MEP consulting industry, working for two months and acquiring foundational skills that would later inform her successful career in mechanical engineering.