Douglas Allwein

Doug Allwein has a diverse work experience in the field of engineering and surveying. Doug has worked as a Topographic Surveyor in the US Army, where they managed field crews and coordinated large-scale airport projects. Doug also worked as a Survey Technician at Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc., collecting survey data using various methods. Doug has experience as a GIS/Survey Specialist at Steckbeck Engineering and Surveying, Inc., where they handled GIS mapping and database management. Doug has also worked as a GIT Associate at Michael Baker International and as a Senior Survey/GIS Technician at Raudenbush Engineering, Inc., where they were involved in land development plans, construction documents, and survey base mapping. Currently, Doug holds the position of President/CEO at Honor Engineer Co.

Doug Allwein completed their education history as follows:

From 2020 to 2022, they attended Florida Institute of Technology, where they obtained a Master of Science degree in Acquisition and Contract Management.

Between 2014 and 2020, they pursued their Bachelor of Science degree in Business at Penn State University.

In 2001, they attended the Defense Mapping School and obtained a Diploma in Geodetic Survey.

In addition to their formal education, Doug Allwein has achieved various certifications:

- In August 2022, they obtained the Envision Sustainability Professional (ENV SP) certification from the Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure.

- In January 2021, they received the Professional Land Surveyor certification from the Maryland Department of Labor.

- In July 2020, they obtained the Professional Land Surveyor certification from the State of Delaware.

- In March 2020, they earned the Ethical Leader Certification from the NASBA Center for the Public Trust.

- In December 2018, they obtained the Private Pilot (Airplane)/UAS Remote Pilot certification from the Federal Aviation Administration.

- In February 2018, they received the Professional Land Surveyor certification from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.