David Pinese
About David Pinese
David Pinese is a Mechanical Engineer with 17 years of experience at Hatch in Vancouver, Canada, where he specializes in renewable energy projects, particularly hydroelectric and wind power. He holds a Bachelor's degree from The University of British Columbia and is a Registered Professional Engineer in British Columbia.
Work at Hatch
David Pinese has been employed at Hatch since 2007, serving as a Mechanical Engineer for 17 years in the Vancouver, Canada Area. He is part of the Hatch Renewable Power Group, where he focuses on hydroelectric and wind power projects throughout British Columbia and Western Canada. His role involves developing hydro-mechanical equipment specifications, which are critical for the successful implementation of renewable energy initiatives.
Education and Expertise
David Pinese earned his Bachelor’s degree from The University of British Columbia, attending from 1999 to 2003. His educational background provides a strong foundation for his work in mechanical engineering. He has developed expertise in power project development and assessment, particularly in small hydro power and wind power sectors. He is recognized for his ability to create detailed specifications for hydro-mechanical equipment used in renewable energy projects.
Background
Before joining Hatch, David Pinese worked as a Junior Mechanical Engineer at ZE PowerGroup from 2003 to 2005 in the Vancouver area. He then transitioned to Linetech Consulting Limited in Christchurch, New Zealand, where he served as a Design Engineer from 2006 to 2007. This diverse experience has contributed to his comprehensive understanding of mechanical engineering principles and practices in various contexts.
Achievements
David Pinese is a Registered Professional Engineer in the Province of British Columbia. His professional designation reflects his commitment to maintaining high standards in engineering practice. Through his work at Hatch, he has contributed to the development and assessment of renewable energy projects, particularly in the hydroelectric and wind power sectors, which are essential for sustainable energy solutions in Canada.