Zach Clayton

Zach Clayton is a dedicated professional with a background in Civil and Environmental Engineering, specializing in water and wastewater resources, energy efficiency in buildings, and grid power systems.

Having completed his Master of Science in Environmental Engineering and Bachelor of Science in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Stanford University, Zach has a solid technical foundation.

Certified as an Engineer-in-Training by the California Board of Professional Engineers in November 2020, he is committed to addressing 21st Century environmental and development challenges.

Zach Clayton aims to go beyond traditional engineering boundaries by considering socioeconomic factors that influence communities, striving to create sustainable and equitable infrastructure.

His work experience includes roles such as Associate at RMI, Civil & Environmental Engineering Analyst at Smart Surfaces Coalition, and Hydropower Intern at IBEKA, demonstrating his diverse skill set and commitment to making a positive impact.

Engaged in various volunteer and professional activities, Zach has also served as a Resident Assistant at Stanford University, Water Quality Intern at Henry's Fork Foundation, and Program Assistant at Stanford Alumni Association, showcasing his versatility and dedication.

With a High School Diploma from Riverstone International School, Zach Clayton brings a well-rounded educational background and a passion for engineering and community development.