Tarin Velotta
Name/Title/Company/No. of Years in the Industry
Tarin Velotta, PE
HDR
Traffic Engineer
10 Years
How has ASCE impacted your work and/or what is your favorite benefit of your involvement?
I have been able to meet and get to know engineers around the valley.
I am an ASCE YMF Member because...
It’s important to develop relationships and keep up to date on different topics that are presented at the monthly lunches.
What has been your favorite ASCE event since you got involved?
ASCE student chapter conference
What person, living or dead, would you most like to meet?
TBD
When you were a kid, what did you want to be?
A dentist but changed to an engineer as I got closer to graduating from high school.
What technical project have you worked on and/or technical skill would you like to highlight and let our members know about you?
I worked on the I-80 design build project located in Reno, NV. Part of the project was replacing all of the sign structures and ground mounted signs along the 12 mile corridor. This was the first project in the State of Nevada to use tubular sign structures.
Tell us an interesting fact about you!
I was a part of the team that won the national concrete canoe competition in 2008 with the University of Nevada, Reno.
Tarin Velotta, PE
HDR
Traffic Engineer
10 Years
How has ASCE impacted your work and/or what is your favorite benefit of your involvement?
I have been able to meet and get to know engineers around the valley.
I am an ASCE YMF Member because...
It’s important to develop relationships and keep up to date on different topics that are presented at the monthly lunches.
What has been your favorite ASCE event since you got involved?
ASCE student chapter conference
What person, living or dead, would you most like to meet?
TBD
When you were a kid, what did you want to be?
A dentist but changed to an engineer as I got closer to graduating from high school.
What technical project have you worked on and/or technical skill would you like to highlight and let our members know about you?
I worked on the I-80 design build project located in Reno, NV. Part of the project was replacing all of the sign structures and ground mounted signs along the 12 mile corridor. This was the first project in the State of Nevada to use tubular sign structures.
Tell us an interesting fact about you!
I was a part of the team that won the national concrete canoe competition in 2008 with the University of Nevada, Reno.
