Hao Zhang
About Hao Zhang
Hao Zhang is a Junior Consultant at Asite, with a diverse educational background including degrees from Purdue University, Northwestern University, and Rice University. He has previous experience as a CAD Technician and VDC Intern, contributing to his expertise in the consulting field.
Work at Asite
Hao Zhang currently holds the position of Junior Consultant at Asite, a role he has occupied since 2022. His work is based in Houston, Texas, where he contributes to the company's consulting services. As a Junior Consultant, he engages in various projects that support Asite's objectives in the construction and engineering sectors.
Education and Expertise
Hao Zhang has a strong educational background with degrees from several prestigious institutions. He earned a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) from Purdue University, studying from 2014 to 2018. He furthered his education by obtaining a Master of Science (MS) in Law from Northwestern University in 2020. Additionally, he completed a Master of Engineering (MEng) in Industrial Engineering at Rice University in 2021. This diverse educational foundation equips him with a blend of technical and legal knowledge.
Background
Before his current role at Asite, Hao Zhang gained practical experience in the construction industry. He worked as a CAD Technician at Complete Structural Consulting, Inc. for three months in 2018, where he developed skills in computer-aided design. Prior to that, he served as a VDC Intern at Turner Construction Company for two months in 2017, gaining exposure to virtual design and construction processes. These experiences contributed to his professional development in the engineering field.
Previous Work Experience
Hao Zhang has held positions that provided him with foundational experience in the engineering and construction sectors. His role as a CAD Technician at Complete Structural Consulting, Inc. in 2018 allowed him to apply his technical skills in a practical setting. Additionally, his internship at Turner Construction Company in 2017 focused on virtual design and construction, enhancing his understanding of project management and engineering practices.