William Westerfield
About William Westerfield
William Westerfield is an MEP Project Engineer at DPR Construction, specializing in Building Management Systems. He has a background in chemical engineering and has held various engineering roles, including positions at SafBon Water Technology and PMI BioPharma Solutions.
Work at DPR Construction
William Westerfield currently serves as an MEP Project Engineer at DPR Construction, a role he has held since 2022. In this position, he focuses on Building Management Systems (BMS) projects, leveraging his expertise in mechanical and fire protection engineering. His work involves coordinating various engineering disciplines to ensure project success and compliance with industry standards.
Education and Expertise
William Westerfield earned a Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of South Florida, completing his studies from 2015 to 2019. He also holds an Associate's degree in General Science from Chattanooga State Community College, which he obtained between 2012 and 2015. His educational background has provided him with a solid foundation in engineering principles, which he has applied in various roles throughout his career.
Background
William Westerfield has a diverse professional background that includes roles in various engineering capacities. He began his career with internships and research positions, including a role as a Process Engineering Intern at SafBon Water Technology in 2019. He has also worked as a Controls Specialist at Open Source Controls and as an Engineer at PMI BioPharma Solutions LLC, where he gained significant experience in the engineering field.
Previous Work Experience
Before joining DPR Construction, William Westerfield held several positions that contributed to his expertise. He worked as a 3D Printing Filament Researcher at the National Science Foundation in 2018 and as a GeoChemical Modelling Researcher at the University of South Florida. Additionally, he served as a Research Assistant at Magpie Health Analytics from 2016 to 2019, where he further developed his research and analytical skills.