Patrick Farnham, PE, LEED GA

Patrick Farnham is a versatile environmental engineer whose professional journey is characterized by academic excellence and active involvement in several organizations. He kickstarted his career as an ecological technician, line worker, and engineering assistant before landing intern and research roles at prominent organizations. Farnham gained more skills and honed his abilities by volunteering and worked with the New York Office of Parks, Recreation, and Historical Preservation as a technical department assistant. He bagged a Bachelor of Science degree and a Masters of Engineering degree in Environmental Engineering from Cornell University. He later became a Senior Project Environmental Engineer at Langan Engineering & Environmental Services, where he leads projects of varying scales and complexities.

Farnham was formerly the Vice President Emeritus and Technical Team Lead at Engineers Without Borders New York City, showcasing his expertise in project management, leadership, and environmental management. He was also a former student manager coordinator at Cornell Dining, which highlighted his excellent organizational and interpersonal skills.

Farnham's interests revolve around environmental management, water resources, and waste management. He is highly skilled in data analysis, project management, environmental engineering, and stakeholder management.