Edward Galbavy, a geotechnical and environmental engineer, geologist, and aid worker has abundant experience in his field. Holding diplomas from Pensacola Catholic High School and a BS in Environmental Engineering and Geology from Tufts University, and an MS in Atmospheric Science from the University of California, Davis, he has worked throughout the United States, Peru, and the Arctic. He is well-versed and skilled in geologic mapping, building, and maintenance of scientific instruments for environmental, geotechnical, and transportation projects.

Edward Galbavy has worked with a range of reputable organizations such as the Texas Department of Transportation, HVJ Associates, NOVA Engineering and Environmental, LLC, Air Products, Peace Corps, Halliburton, Parsons, and NAEVA GEOPHYSICS, INC., among others. He has held various positions from Transportation Engineer III at the Texas Department of Transportation, Project Manager at HVJ Associates, to Staff Engineer at NOVA Engineering and Environmental, LLC. In addition, he has experience as an MWD / LWD Field Engineer for Sperry Drilling at Halliburton, Environmental Engineer at Parsons, Geologist at NAEVA GEOPHYSICS, INC., and Water Sanitation Volunteer at Peace Corps.

With a versatile background, Edward has also worked as a TA & Cartographer at Tufts University, Ammonia Researcher at University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science, Fish Processor at Taku Store, General Laborer at Greenhut Construction Company Inc., and Ordinary Seaman at Ensco plc. He has impressive expertise in a wide range of subjects.