Meghan Gloyd

Meghan Gloyd, P.E., is a Senior Water Resources Engineer at Biohabitats, where responsibilities include hydrologic and hydraulic modeling for various projects such as Low Impact Design, Stormwater Management, and stream restoration. Gloyd has experience in water quality computations, project management, and technical documentation preparation. Previously, as Engineer III at Kent Conservation District, engineering solutions for drainage issues in Delaware were developed, along with bank stabilization and wetland design projects. Gloyd commenced career as a STEP Intern at RappFLOW, contributing to a Stream Buffer Restoration Initiative. Educational qualifications include a Master's degree in Environmental Engineering from the University of Delaware and a Bachelor's degree in Engineering Science and Mechanics from Virginia Tech.