Richi Tavitian, B Cx P
About Richi Tavitian, B Cx P
Richi Tavitian is a Senior Engineering Manager at NYU Langone Health with extensive experience in electrical engineering and project management.
Current Role at NYU Langone Health
Richi Tavitian is currently serving as a Senior Engineering Manager at NYU Langone Health in New York, New York, United States. He assumed this position in 2021. In his role, Richi is responsible for leading and managing engineering projects and initiatives, particularly in the healthcare setting. His work involves overseeing the engineering aspects of healthcare infrastructure to ensure they meet industry standards and requirements.
Previous Experience at NYU Langone Health
Before his current role, Richi Tavitian worked as an Electrical Commissioning Engineer at NYU Langone Health from 2014 to 2021. In this position, he was engaged in the commissioning of electrical systems, ensuring they were correctly installed and functioning as required. Richi's experience in commissioning has equipped him with a deep understanding of operational readiness and system validation.
Work Experience at Bala | CSI Engineers
Richi Tavitian held the position of Electrical Engineer at Bala | CSI Engineers from 2010 to 2013, located in the Greater New York City Area. During his tenure, he worked on various projects to design and implement electrical systems. His responsibilities included planning, designing, and overseeing the installation and modification of electrical systems for various types of buildings and facilities.
Role at Kazan Enterprises LLC
From 2003 to 2013, Richi Tavitian was a General Contractor at Kazan Enterprises LLC in the Greater New York City Area. As a General Contractor, he managed construction projects from inception to completion, ensuring all work was performed to stringent quality standards. This role required extensive knowledge and coordination of diverse construction processes, including electrical work, to deliver successful project outcomes.
Education Background
Richi Tavitian attended John Jay College of Criminal Justice, where he studied Criminal Studies from 1990 to 1992. While his primary career trajectory has been in engineering, his early education in criminal studies has contributed to his broad skill set and analytical capabilities.