Sam Medo

Sam Medo has a diverse work experience in the engineering and construction industry.

Starting in 2015, Sam worked as an Outside Plant Technician for Tomorrow Valley Communications and Amherst Telephone Company, where they installed fiber optic cable to buildings and operated equipment for trenching and directional boring. They also located and mapped underground utilities.

In 2018, Sam joined CGC, Inc. as a Field Test Engineer Co-op, gaining practical experience in conducting field tests.

In 2019, Sam interned as a Project Management Intern at Miron Construction Co., Inc., assisting with construction activities, pre-construction planning, financial control, scheduling, and demolition work.

In 2020, Sam interned as a Transportation Engineering Intern at AECOM, where they provided assistance with plan sheet production, cost estimation, and quantity estimations for transportation projects. They also utilized engineering software such as AutoCAD, MicroStation, and Microsoft Software.

Since 2021, Sam has been working at Westwood Professional Services, starting as a Civil Engineering Intern and later being promoted to Site Design Staff Engineer and currently working as a Site Design Project Engineer. Specific details about their roles at Westwood Professional Services were not provided.

Overall, Sam Medo's work experience showcases a progression in their engineering and construction career, gaining technical skills, project management experience, and specialization in site design.

Sam Medo graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2021 with a Bachelor of Engineering (BE) degree in Civil Engineering. Prior to attending university, Sam completed their high school education at Stevens Point Area Senior High School, receiving a High School Diploma in 2016. Alongside their formal education, Sam also obtained several certifications, including a Commercial Drone Pilot License from the Federal Aviation Administration in July 2022, a Concrete Field Testing Technician-Grade 1 Certification from the American Concrete Institute in June 2018, and an NRC Density Gauge Operator Certification from the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission in June 2018.