Kaitlin (Tomlinson) Bruskin
About Kaitlin (Tomlinson) Bruskin
Kaitlin (Tomlinson) Bruskin is an Associate Engineering Manager with a background in energy engineering and sustainable practices. She holds a Bachelor of Integrated Science and Technology from James Madison University and is passionate about addressing energy poverty and improving access to essential resources.
Current Role as Associate Engineering Manager
Kaitlin Bruskin currently serves as an Associate Engineering Manager at Verdani Partners, a position she has held since 2023. In this role, she applies her engineering expertise to manage projects and lead initiatives that focus on energy efficiency and sustainability. Her responsibilities include overseeing engineering processes and ensuring that projects align with the company's goals of promoting sustainable practices.
Previous Experience at Verdani Partners
Before her current role, Kaitlin Bruskin worked at Verdani Partners as a Junior Energy Engineer for five months in 2021. Following this position, she transitioned to an Energy Engineer role from 2021 to 2023, where she contributed to various projects aimed at enhancing energy efficiency in commercial real estate. Her experience at Verdani Partners has been instrumental in developing her project management skills.
Education and Credentials
Kaitlin Bruskin earned her Bachelor of Integrated Science and Technology from James Madison University, where she studied from 2013 to 2017. In addition to her degree, she holds credentials as a LEED Green Associate and a Fitwel Ambassador, which demonstrate her commitment to sustainable building practices and health-focused design.
Role at Verdani Institute for the Built Environment
In addition to her work at Verdani Partners, Kaitlin Bruskin has been serving as the Research and Coordination Manager at the Verdani Institute for the Built Environment since 2021. In this role, she focuses on research initiatives that address energy poverty and improve access to essential resources, such as electricity and sanitation, contributing to the institute's mission of promoting sustainable practices.
Professional Background and Community Involvement
Kaitlin Bruskin has a diverse professional background that includes experience as a Project Engineer at Aquicore from 2017 to 2020, where she implemented energy monitoring systems to reduce electrical consumption. She has also volunteered actively in her community, seeking opportunities to give back. Her involvement reflects her passion for addressing energy poverty and improving global access to essential resources.