Hannah Yang

Civil Engineering undergraduate at UC Davis, with practical experience in transportation design, and proficiency in AutoCAD and GIS-based spatial analysis. Demonstrated ability to collaborate effectively on infrastructure projects. Seeking a summer internship to apply technical and collaborative skills in real-world infrastructure projects.

Intermountain Southwest Symposium Competition – ITE Davis Chapter
Project Team Member • 2024

• Conducted traffic impact study and LOS analysis for future traffic growth in Cache County, UT.
• Proposed data-supported roadway improvements for regional planning in detailed report.

ASCE Mid-Pacific Competition
Student Designer • 2025 • 2nd Place

• Collaborated on a highway redesign plan for San Francisco’s westside corridor.
• Used AutoCAD to design an integrated transit and active transport network to improve safety, traffic flow, accessible bike lanes and multimodal access.

Spatial Data Analysis Project
Course Project • 2024

• Designed a mapping program using ArcGIS and RStudio to campus identify areas with tree hazards, accessibility problems, and business impact on Davis Unitrans bus routes.
• Organized to enhance driver navigation for riders safety and accessibility.

Introduction to Engineering Design Project
Course Project • 2023

• Engineered an affordable device to detect and alarm wildfires in large wooded areas, utilizing gas, humidity, temperature, and particulate matter sensors for real-time monitoring and early warning.

Heavy Civil Construction: Covered safety, labor, equipment, and techniques in earthmoving, foundations, tunneling, and structural materials. Applied techniques to projects including bridges, highways, and treatment plants. Included guest speakers and a site visit to the Mosquito Road Bridge Replacement Project construction site.

Spatial Data Analysis: Practiced ArcGIS, RStudio, and AutoCAD to analyze geographic data and statistics to reason  regional challenges.