Alessandra Jayne Enriquez
About Alessandra Jayne Enriquez
Alessandra Jayne Enriquez is a Program Manager for PG&E's SAFE Program, with a background in mechanical engineering and experience in data analysis and project management. She has held various engineering roles and has been involved in multiple projects related to asset management and failure analysis.
Current Role at Insight Global
Alessandra Jayne Enriquez serves as a Program Manager for PG&E's SAFE Program at Insight Global. She has held this position since 2021, contributing to the program for three years in San Ramon, California. In her role, she facilitates regular monthly incident review sessions with subject matter experts and has developed a dashboard to track progress, decisions, and completion of action items. Her responsibilities include overseeing project management tasks and ensuring effective communication among team members.
Previous Experience at Insight Global
Prior to her current role, Alessandra worked at Insight Global in various engineering capacities. She began as a Design Engineer I in 2020 for five months and later advanced to Lead Design Engineer, a position she held for four months until 2021. During her time at Insight Global, she gained experience in data analysis and worked on the Substation Asset Inventory project, where she progressed to Team Lead.
Education and Expertise
Alessandra earned a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of California, Merced, completing her studies from 2015 to 2020. During her academic career, she participated in a professional engineering organization and completed an aerospace internship, which provided her with practical experience in the field. Her educational background has equipped her with skills in data analysis, GIS, and SAP, particularly related to transmission and substation lines.
Career Background
Alessandra has a diverse career background that includes roles in various organizations. She worked as an Intellectual Officer at The Morning Star Company for four months in 2020 and as a Building and Systems Engineer Supervisor at UPS for eight months from 2019 to 2020. Additionally, she was a member of Theta Tau from 2017 to 2020 and served as a Student Tutor at Leadership Public Schools for one month in 2016. Her experiences across these roles have contributed to her expertise in engineering and project management.
Achievements in Engineering Projects
Throughout her career, Alessandra has been involved in significant engineering projects, particularly at PG&E. She worked on the Asset Failure Analysis team, focusing on recording and assessing unplanned transmission and substation equipment failures. Her contributions to the Substation Asset Inventory project and her ability to lead teams highlight her capabilities in managing complex engineering tasks and ensuring project success.