Sonny Hoang

Sonny Hoang has a diverse work experience spanning over 17 years. Sonny is currently working as a Senior Project Manager at Delorean Corporation, a leading Australian bioenergy company. In this role, Sonny specializes in the design, build, ownership, and operation of bioenergy infrastructure and also operates in the energy retail market.

Prior to their current role, Sonny worked as the Director of EAS Engineering Australia, where they provided project engineering and project management services. Sonny focused on helping clients successfully deliver projects by applying their experience and knowledge in process design, project planning, auditing, and project management.

Sonny also served as a Project Manager at Scolexia Pty Ltd, where they provided specialist project management services to the intensive animal farming sector. Sonny was responsible for the development and construction of industry-leading facilities in the poultry, pork, and beef industries.

Before joining Scolexia, Sonny worked as an Engineering Project Manager at Louis Dreyfus Company, where they applied project management principles to improve project planning, resourcing, and execution in the cotton, grain, and fertilizer business platforms.

Sonny has also held various project management roles at EAS Engineering Australia, Calix Limited, Hostmann-Steinberg, Plantic Technologies Ltd., Victorian Chemicals, and Bostik Australia. In these roles, they focused on process engineering, project management, mechanical engineering design, process improvement, and capital project management.

Overall, Sonny Hoang has a strong background in project management, with expertise in bioenergy, intensive animal farming, and process engineering.

Sonny Hoang attended St Monica's College Epping from 1988 to 1994, where they obtained their Victorian Certificate of Education. After completing their high school education, they pursued a Bachelor of Engineering (BE) degree in Chemical Engineering at the University of Melbourne from 1995 to 2000. Simultaneously, they also pursued a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree at the University of Melbourne, where they focused on History and Criminology as their major subjects.