Carmelo Herrera
Civil engineering student passionate about sustainable urban development, walkable cities, and reducing car dependency. Continuously seeking and applying for summer internships where I can apply hands-on project experience and technical coursework in a professional engineering environment.
Work History
Event Staff - Part Time
- Managed check-in and registration verification for 100+ participants per event
- Assisted with field setup to ensure smooth and timely game execution.
Business Development & Customer Success Intern
1 Year 3 Months- Coordinated meetings between managing partners, executives, and clients to support project planning
- Conducted Voice of Customer interviews to gather requirements and operational insights
- Maintained CRM systems, tracked metrics, and prepared KPI reports for data-driven decisions
Education
B.S. - Civil, Environmental, and Sustainable Engineering
Relevant Coursework:
- Municipal Engineering Design
- Transportation Engineering Design
- Engineering Project Management
- Civil Engineering Project Development
- Civil Engineering Materials
- Strength of Materials
- Structural Analysis
- Environmental Engineering
- Graphic Communication
- Surveying
- Statics
- Geology
- Computer Applications in Civil Engineering
- Fluid Mechanics
- Water Resources
Skills
LANGUAGES
Projects
- Temporary Housing Shelter
Designed a shelter using GIS data of an empty lot in Morgan Hill using AutoCAD. The site was filled with all proper amenities such as dining, storage, and trash. The site was fit to support 122 people with some units being fitted for disabled people.
- Municipal Engineering Project
Used a real plot of land my team designed a single family neighborhood of 35 units with proper street widths and cul-de-sacs. Along with utilities such as storm water drainage, sewers, street lights, fire hydrants, and handicap ramps. Cut and fill calculations were also done with Civil3D with an end difference of only 7 cubic yards.
- Surveying
Used a total station to survey 150 points over and area of hills and trees on campus. The 150 points were then plotted onto Civil3D with proper labels.