Hideki Kinoshita, Leed Ga
About Hideki Kinoshita, Leed Ga
Hideki Kinoshita is a Senior Rail Systems Engineer at Hatch, with extensive experience in designing and integrating systems for rail and bus transit projects. He holds degrees in Electrical Engineering and East Asian Studies from The Johns Hopkins University and has worked with various public transportation agencies across North America.
Work at Hatch
Hideki Kinoshita has been employed at Hatch as a Senior Rail Systems Engineer since 2018. In this role, he focuses on designing and integrating systems for rail transit projects. His responsibilities include managing complex engineering solutions and ensuring the effective integration of various systems. His work contributes to the advancement of public transportation infrastructure in New York and beyond.
Education and Expertise
Hideki Kinoshita holds a Bachelor of Arts in East Asian Studies with a minor in History and a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from The Johns Hopkins University. He furthered his education at Columbia University, earning a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering. Additionally, he holds an Engineering Management certificate and a LEED Green Associate accreditation. His educational background supports his extensive expertise in rail systems engineering.
Background
Hideki Kinoshita's professional background includes various engineering roles in the transportation sector. He worked at Parsons Corporation in multiple capacities, including Senior Engineer and Principal Systems Engineer. He also served as an Electrical Engineer at Kawasaki Rail Car and as a Systems Specialist at STV. His early career included a position as Head Proctor at Columbia Law School. His diverse experiences have shaped his skills in systems integration and engineering.
Achievements
Throughout his career, Hideki Kinoshita has gained extensive experience in designing and integrating systems for heavy and light rail transit, as well as bus rapid transit projects. He has managed complex system engineering solutions, particularly in the integration of Positive Train Control (PTC) and Communications Based Train Control (CBTC) systems. His work has involved collaboration with various public transportation agencies across North America, enhancing transit systems and infrastructure.
Volunteer Experience
From 2009 to 2017, Hideki Kinoshita volunteered with the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network as a charity marathon runner in New York, NY. His involvement in this organization reflects his commitment to community service and support for cancer awareness initiatives.