Han Li is a highly educated individual with an impressive background in engineering and building performance. Holding a Master's Degree in Building Performance & Diagnostics from Carnegie Mellon University and a Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering/Built Environment from Tongji University, Han Li has worked in various positions related to energy efficiency and analytics, including Senior Scientific Engineering Associate at Berkeley Lab, Energy Efficiency Analyst at ICF, and Energy Efficiency Analytics Intern at ICF. Notably, Han Li has also served as a Teaching Assistant at Carnegie Mellon University and a Master Intern at the renowned Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.

Throughout his professional experience, Han Li has developed an expertise in energy efficiency, building performance, and diagnostics. His work encompasses research, analysis, and evaluation of various building systems to identify opportunities for optimization and energy conservation. With his academic background and work experience, Han Li has amassed a wealth of knowledge and skills that are highly valuable in several industries, such as construction, engineering, and architecture.