Krystal Plaxton
About Krystal Plaxton
Krystal Plaxton is a Rail Engineer with a B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering from Queen's University. She has over a decade of experience in engineering roles across North America and Europe, currently working at Hatch in Toronto since 2018.
Work at Hatch
Krystal Plaxton has been employed at Hatch as a Rail Engineer since 2018. In this role, she is involved in various engineering projects, utilizing her expertise in rail systems. Her responsibilities include engaging in Research and Development, where she applies advanced engineering techniques to improve rail infrastructure and operations. Based in the Toronto, Canada Area, she contributes to the company's mission of delivering innovative solutions in the engineering sector.
Education and Expertise
Krystal Plaxton earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from Queen's University, where she studied from 2006 to 2010. Her educational background provides a solid foundation for her engineering career. She possesses specialized knowledge in Platform Screen Doors and Requirements Management, which are critical components in rail systems engineering. Additionally, she employs the 8D Problem Solving technique in her projects, demonstrating her analytical approach to engineering challenges.
Background
Krystal Plaxton has professional experience in both Europe and North America, which enhances her understanding of diverse engineering practices and standards. Prior to her current position at Hatch, she worked in various roles that contributed to her expertise in the field. Her career began as a Junior Project Engineer at Axio Power, followed by a role as an Energy Analyst at GL Garrad Hassan in Queretaro, Mexico. She also served as a Ground-Mount Development Analyst at SunEdison.
Achievements
Throughout her career, Krystal Plaxton has developed a strong background in Project Management within the rail systems engineering field. Her experience spans multiple roles and responsibilities, showcasing her ability to manage complex projects effectively. Her work in Research and Development at Hatch reflects her commitment to advancing engineering practices in the rail industry.