Sam Monger

Sam Monger is a highly accomplished professional with a robust educational background and diverse experience in the field of engineering.

Sam holds a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Civil Engineering with a concentration in Water Resources from New Mexico State University, where he graduated with an impressive 3.85 GPA.

He furthered his education by obtaining a Master of Science (MSc) in Mechanical Engineering from Northern Arizona University, excelling with a GPA of 3.88.

In addition to his formal education, Sam also enriched his skills by studying abroad at Universidad Pablo de Olavide, focusing on Spanish language and culture.

With a wealth of knowledge and expertise in engineering, Sam currently serves as a Solar Project Engineer at AECOM, where he contributes to innovative projects in the renewable energy sector.

Prior to his role at AECOM, Sam gained valuable experience as a Research Assistant at the Texas Sustainable Energy Research Institute, showcasing his dedication to sustainability and environmental research.

His professional journey includes a tenure as a Solar PV Systems Engineer at Green Earth Energy & Environmental, Inc., where he honed his skills in solar energy systems design and implementation.

During his academic pursuit, Sam also worked as a Graduate Research/Teaching Assistant at Northern Arizona University, demonstrating his commitment to academia and practical research.

Furthermore, he interned as a Hydro Power Intern at the Elephant Butte Irrigation District, gaining hands-on experience in hydroelectric power systems.

Sam began his engineering career as an Undergraduate Research Assistant at New Mexico State University, laying the foundation for his successful journey in the field.