Bryant Charlo

Civil Engineering Undergraduate

Address: 1412 West A Street, Moscow, ID 83843; Cell phone: 208-790-0394; E-mail:char5554@vandals.uidaho.edu EDUCATION Undergraduate in Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering University of Idaho, Moscow, ID 83843 RELEVANT COURSEWORK Design of Water & Wastewater Systems I Civil Engineering Analysis and Design Engineering Hydrology & Design

Expected Graduation: May 2014 GPA: 3.93

Hydraulic Structures & Design Properties of Construction Materials Open Channel Hydraulics

Engineering Graphics Steel Design Geotechnical Design

UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO: C.E. DESIGN PROJECTS Drainage System Design Joseph Street Ballfields Conduct sight survey and model all designs in AutoCAD Civil 3D Developed IDF curves and design storms for various return periods and storm durations Delineate watershed & determine necessary watershed characteristics Followed Moscow stormwater standards to compute peak discharge and runoff for various return periods Developed a unit hydrograph and appropriate design hydrographs Designed a detention storage to mitigate the effects of increased percent impervious area Design hydraulic structures necessary to transport flow Concluded project results in detailed report and presentation Canal Design Design lined channel to convey design flow rate Design embankments, turnout structures, and emergency spillways Design culvert highway crossings and canal transitions Design detention pond and outlet works for multiple turnouts Design pipe networks including pipe diameters and materials Ensure proper pressure at pipe networks delivery nodes using appropriate valves and pumping systems Make final design recommendations and concluded project results in a detail report Road Corridor Design Used AutoCAD Civil 3D to create an alignment, profile, assembly, and corridor using existing surfaces Analyzed finished road profile for appropriate SSD, design speed, and passing sight distances Achieved accurately designed road constrained by the following design parameters: grade (0%<grade<8%, cut and fill volumes (0ft3<volume<300ft3) Culvert Design and Analysis Follow FHWA regulations in designing multiple conveyance structures to allow flow under a roadway Construct culvert performance curves for all design options Determine the resulting scour hole geometry Design culvert outlet protection including a riprap basin and apron to mitigate scouring Design necessary riprap lining for the downstream channel including necessary filter blankets Determine the water surface profile, backwater curve, and other effects on upstream conditions Perform an economic analysis between design options Make final design recommendations and concluded project results in a detail report

WORK EXPERIENCE American Society of Civil Engineers Faculty Representative Moscow, ID 83843 August 2013 to Present Organize and contribute to discussions during weekly meetings with other officers Attend regular University of Idaho faculty meetings Keep detailed records of meeting outcomes and questions for faculty or students Assist other officers with preparation of annual ASCE student chapter report Organize travel plans for ASCE Pacific Northwest Regional Conference Internship - Idaho Transportation Department Traffic Division Coeur dAlene, ID 83815 May 2013 to August 2013 Update and design Excel spreadsheets to be self-sufficient with minimal maintenance Conduct multiple GIS inventories for traffic signals, signs, and railroad crossings within District 1 Review project proposals and interpret final design documents to ensure they meet specifications Construct temporary traffic control plans Perform project safety evaluations, speed studies, and peak hour traffic counts Theory of Structures Teaching Assistant Moscow, ID 83843 September 2012 to December 2013 Create detailed solutions to weekly homework problems Evaluate students homework and provide thorough feedback within a deadline Keep a detailed and accurate record of students grades Be readily available and flexible to adjust for students schedules Aide in presenting new material and answer any questions during weekly recitation SPECIAL SKILLS Strong problem solving abilities Ability to excel in group environments Strong written and verbal communication Strong math skills Ability to learn and adapt to new tasks and situations AutoCAD Civil 3D design experience Strong Excel and MathCAD skills Dependable independent worker REFERENCES 1. Richard Nielsen, PhD., P.E. Phone: 208-885-8961 E-mail: rnielsen@uidaho.edu Relation: Former Professor Line of Work: Department of Civil Engineering Chairman and Associate Professor (Structures) 2. Ryan Hawkins, P.E. Phone: 208-772-1218 E-mail: ryan.hawkins@itd.idaho.gov Relation: Former Supervisor (ITD) Line of Work: Idaho Transportation Department District 1 Transportation Engineer 3. Jon LeCroy Phone: 208-553-2122 Relation: Former Supervisor (Black Sheep Sporting Goods) Line of Work: Management