Patrick Cummings P.e.

Patrick Cummings, P.E. has a diverse work experience that includes roles such as Owner at Island Engineering and Professional Engineer at NWFF Environmental, where they are currently employed. Patrick also held the position of Vice President of External Affairs at Engineers Without Borders, representing the organization in Washington State and contributing to mentorship programs at various universities. Additionally, Patrick has worked in technical and engineering roles at Appia Engineering Consultants, Seattle University, and Giddens School. Patrick has also gained experience as a FOH Engineer at Westminster Chapel, a Stagehand at IATSE Local 15, a Sound Engineer and Technical Trainer at Lynnwood Convention Center, and as a Director at World Water Partners.

Patrick Cummings, P.E. began their education in engineering by obtaining an Associate of Arts (AA) degree in Engineering from Shoreline Community College, where they studied from 2003 to 2005. Following this, they pursued a Bachelor of Science in Civil/Environmental Engineering from Seattle University, completing their studies in 2008.

To further their professional qualifications, Patrick obtained an Engineer in Training (EIT) certification from the State of Washington in June 2008. Patrick then went on to obtain Professional Engineer (PE) licenses from multiple states, including Washington in June 2017, Oregon in September 2019, and Alaska in November 2019. Additionally, they obtained a PE license from the State of Idaho in August 2020.

It is worth noting that Patrick holds a Professional Engineer certification from the State of Washington, though the specific details of this certification are unavailable.