Actionable Energy Intelligence
The Mountain Vector Energy team leverages our customers’ existing systems fully to enable focused energy and water decision making. We remain very disciplined and technologically unbiased in the evaluation, selection and addition of new customer technologies and methods. Actionable Energy Intelligence is our focus and flawless execution is our approach.
Our team members have over 100 years combined experience in cutting-edge energy and cost savings technology and software.
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Steve understands how to assemble data, information, action and results that are meaningful to the constituents of each Energy Management Team. He helped shape the Net Zero press release content for the City of Albuquerque in late 2018. He anticipates Executive level requirements and communication with ease. He has run large ‘operations’ organizations in the semiconductor industry with direct profit and loss responsibility in unforgiving business environments. He had direct responsibility for over $500M in highly complex equipment installations globally with extensive vendor management requirements. He stood up New Mexico’s first commercial and industrial demand response program establishing 32 MW of virtual peaking power plant capacity in 2008. As his career in energy progressed, Steve realized early that our customers don’t have a data problem, they often have an information problem that touches electricity, gas and water waste.
Matt has 30 years experience managing complex system installations and diverse teams internationally. His management skill ensured successful outcomes for our project installations. Matt handles all difficult customer issues with ease while ensuring results are achieved ahead of time and under budget. Intrinsic to his skillset are developing Scopes of Work for RFP’s setting vendor selection criteria, evaluating proposals and advising on vendor selection. He is equally adept with vendor management from project start to finish and handles high volume concurrent installation & commissioning work with ease. He built a comprehensive project tracker for City of Albuquerque renewables and efficiency work that includes safety, timelines, budget and commissioning performance along with regular supplier report card reporting requirements. He directly managed over 200 semiconductor system installations ($2B) with 60 employees across 9 countries with 13 different customers. All of whom had a wide variety of schedules, standards and commissioning requirements in exacting environments. Matt has been with Mountain Vector Energy for 1.5 years. Matt is critical in helping our partner to manage the PNM Peak Saver Program.
Fluent in Dude Solutions Energy Manager and in conjunction with any data set from any source, Paige can measure and visualize pertinent layered data streams with related cost impact analysis in past, present and future. Paige is unique in that she has measured over 100 energy conservation projects that include LED interior, exterior and streetlights, RTU replacements, atmospheric and power burner boiler upgrades, chilled water optimization, steam traps, chiller, heat exchangers and cooling tower replacements to include over 68 solar sites. Her measurement includes both energy and commercial performance for feasibility as well as past, present and future applications. Utilities and Water, Efficiency and Renewable feasibility assessments and quantitative analysis is some of the work she has done over her 3.5 years with Mountain Vector Energy.
Madeline is fluent in most Dude Solutions platforms and advanced data analytics with a focus on deeper programming experience with extremely large data sets. With expertise in Dude Solutions Work Order Management Systems, she often links utility performance with peoplepower, project costs and operations budget performance. Layering data from multiple sources has always been a core capability. She is comfortable with the design of complex electromechanical systems and related software. Utilities and Water, Efficiency and Renewable feasibility assessments and quantitative analysis are some examples of the work she’s done over her 4 years with Mountain Vector Energy.
Danielle specializes in Building Automation Systems (BAS) and coding in PHP, C#, HTML, JavaScript and CSS. Through detailed BAS data trending, she can show you how a building is working and where opportunities for improvement exist. Given the vast data sets available through the BAS, Danielle has coded various data visualization systems so our customers can get to the information, action and results with simplicity, speed and effectiveness. Danielle has been with Mountain Vector Energy for 2 years.
Bruce has been developing software for over 35 years in the medical equipment, avionics, financial services/clearing/trading, defense, telephony, consumer computer hardware, and internet infrastructure markets along with many more. He is an entrepreneur in residence at Claremont College along with a past member of Tech Coast Angels and participated in the growth from concept through development, deployment, and revenue for ten funded startups, three with successful exits. He has held positions as CTO, CEO, Senior Vice President of Engineering, Acting Vice President of Business Development, along with a many other positions. He has been categorized as an ultra-stack developer since he is an expert in firmware, communications, device drivers, abstraction layer software through thick clients and internet based Browser/Server/Database architectures using most modern internet technologies including Python, PHP, MySQL, JavaScript, HTML, and CSS always with an emphasis on high availability mission critical systems. He has built development teams from zero to 70 strong.
Aislin is a key player for the PNM Peak Saver Program and directly project managed the iOT Telemetry deployment at over 80 NM locations. He directly managed B&D Industries team members in their subcontract to Enbala to ensure safety, timeliness, quality, and budget performance. Additionally, he developed the Scope of Work (SOW) for the remote BAS scripting (Trane, iCSI, ACS) for over 40 PNM Peak Saver locations for automated demand response. He served as the lead in addressing and PNM & Enbala telemetry design issue that included close coordination with a licensed electrical engineering firm. He managed all projects from ‘zero to one’ ahead of schedule and well under budget. He is fluent with Building Automation Systems and expert in the quantitative analysis of vast interval data recording (IDR) data sets. He also led Enbala’s first Distributed Energy Management Software (DERMS) deployment with PNM in New Mexico. Aislin has been with Mountain Vector Energy for 1.5 years.
Sabri Sansoy is an MIT educated, seasoned entrepreneur and polyglot programmer with a passion for all things Artificial Intelligence (AI). As one of the world’s leading AI experts he’s leveraged several of the 30+ subcategories of AI such as machine/deep/reinforcement learning, robotics, computer vision, iot and natural language in the automotive, entertainment, fashion, medical, agriculture, environmental and now energy worlds.
He has built autonomous, paintball gun robots that would detect and fire at humans for a Ridley Scott project entitled AI vs Humans. For IBM & fashion design firm Marchesa he helped create their world-publicized “Cognitive Dress,” that wirelessly communicated in realtime with Watson’s Tone Analyzer. Sabri helped Deutsch Advertising bring to life Volkswagen’s innovative ad campaign “Unleash Your RRR”, which allowed users to create their own virtual test drive of a Golf R by vocalizing car sounds into their computer.
David graduated from Tufts University in May, 2020 with a degree in Physics (BS). In 2019, he worked as a Research Assistant at the MIT Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering (NSE), designing and constructing parts to a portable Time-Of-Flight neutron detector. In 2018, he was a Science Intern at Passport Systems Inc., a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) contractor that builds scanners for non-intrusive cargo inspection. He analyzed Nuclear Resonance Fluorescence (NRF) scans using Gamma Ray Spectroscopy, and performed viability tests for the possible detection of contraband such as depleted uranium, C4, mustard gas, and cocaine simulant. He is the recipient of the Amos Emerson Dolbear Prize Scholarship in Physics.
Vakar Ahmed, born and raised in Kashmir, is driven by his love of learning and the belief that beneficial technologies should be accessible to all people around the globe. With a background in Electrical and Computer Engineering, the question of how he can implement his skills to better the lives of people has prompted the design of economically accessible devices using novel technologies. Some recent works include the design and prototype of a modular functional prosthetic hand, built using elastomeric actuator made to replicate frequent human grasps, and the design and development of a sensory wristband made to attenuate the communication divide between children with hearing disabilities and caregivers.
Vakar is competent in various embedded and software technologies, web technologies, techniques in machine learning and general computing. In his free time, he enjoys photography, pickleball, and playing with his cat, Geryon.
