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Gary Shamshoian
Engineering Program Manager at DB Engineering Inc.
Gary Shamshoian is a seasoned professional with over 30 years of experience in technical design and construction management, specializing in critical facility and building design.
With a strong focus on energy efficiency and code compliance, Gary has made significant contributions to major construction projects, including the largest in the SF Bay Area, western USA's largest lab building, numerous cleanrooms, and the world's largest biotech research facility.
His expertise in applying advanced building physics and smart building solutions has led to substantial energy savings totaling over 7 negaWatts.
Gary holds certifications as a Professional Engineer (ME) in CA (M24566), LEED AP (USGBC Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Accredited Professional), and is a Past Chair of the Technical Committee for Clean Spaces (TC 9.11) at ASHRAE.
He is also recognized as a co-author of ASHRAE's Design Guide for Cleanrooms and holds a patent for advanced smart building HVAC systems.
Gary's educational background includes a Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering from Stanford University and an MS in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Colorado Boulder.
Throughout his career, Gary has held various key positions at organizations such as DB Engineering Inc., ISPE, WSP USA, ASHRAE, BEST Technologies, and Integrated Building Design Engineering, among others.
His professional journey has seen him contribute to different roles ranging from Engineering Program Manager to Smart Technology Director/Business Development and from Senior Associate to Principal Mechanical Engineer.
Gary has also been actively involved in industry groups and committees, serving as Chairman of the TC 9.11 Cleanspaces Technical Committee at ASHRAE and Chairman of the Smart Building Evolution group.
His extensive experience includes positions at prestigious institutions like Stanford University, Genentech, Inc., and involvement in notable projects with companies like Rudolph & Sletten, Mervyns, and Applied Biosystems.
