Halley O'byrne, P. Eng
About Halley O'byrne, P. Eng
Halley O'Byrne, P. Eng, is a Mechanical Engineer at H.H. Angus & Associates Ltd. in Vancouver, with extensive experience in designing mechanical systems for mixed-use residential complexes and health care facilities.
Current Role at H.H. Angus & Associates Ltd.
Halley O'Byrne, P. Eng, is currently employed as a Mechanical Engineer at H.H. Angus & Associates Ltd. in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. In this role, Halley works on designing and implementing mechanical systems for various building projects, ensuring efficiency and sustainability.
Past Experience at MCW Group of Companies
Halley O'Byrne spent a significant period at MCW Group of Companies, first as a Mechanical Designer from 2013 to 2016, and then advancing to Project Engineer from 2016 to 2021. During these years, Halley worked on a variety of projects spanning across Calgary, Vancouver, and Toronto, enhancing the mechanical infrastructures of mixed-use residential complexes and health care facilities.
Building Automation Experience at Siemens Canada
Before joining MCW Group of Companies, Halley O'Byrne served as a Building Automation Technician at Siemens Canada from 2011 to 2013. Stationed in Kelowna, BC, Halley was responsible for implementing and maintaining automation systems that significantly improve energy efficiency in building operations.
Mechanical Engineering Background and Education
Halley O'Byrne holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering with Distinction from The University of Calgary. Halley's early career includes internships at Stantec and the University of Calgary, gaining extensive hands-on experience in facilities development and Campus Engineering. Additionally, Halley led the mechanical team for the 2009 Alberta Solar Decathlon Project.
Passion for Sustainability
Halley O'Byrne is deeply passionate about sustainability, with a specific focus on reducing the energy footprint of mechanical systems in buildings. Believing that these systems are crucial for energy reduction, accounting for nearly 15% of energy use in the industrialized world, Halley strives to design practical and cost-effective solutions that enhance energy efficiency.