Holly Johnson

Holly Johnson is a Simulation Engineer at Heerema Marine Contractors, with a strong educational background in Sustainable Energy Technology and Mechanical Engineering.

She holds a Master's degree in Sustainable Energy Technology from Delft University of Technology, focusing on wind, solar, and storage technology.

Holly also pursued a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering with a specialization in Thermofluids from Johns Hopkins Engineering for Professionals, and a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Maryland Baltimore County.

Her professional experience includes roles such as Flight Test / Simulation Engineer at Kitepower, Graduate Researcher at Kitepower, Engineering Intern at SOLHO, Mechanical Engineer at The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, and Teaching Fellow at University of Maryland Baltimore County.

Her diverse internships encompass Mechanical Engineering roles at Pfister Energy, LGS Innovations, and NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, highlighting her practical exposure in the field.

Moreover, Holly has contributed to the academic sector as a Research Assistant at University of Maryland Baltimore County and as an After School STEM Program Leader at Chesapeake Scientific, showcasing her dedication to education and STEM initiatives.

Additionally, she has gained experience in IT and Website Development as an Intern at AGV Sport, demonstrating her versatility and adaptability across different domains.

Holly aims to leverage her expertise in simulation engineering to enhance offshore projects like wind turbine installations at Heerema Marine Contractors, and is passionate about advancing renewable energy technology throughout her career.