Emily Winn
Transmission & Interconnection Intern at Stanford Recreation and Wellness
Denver, Colorado, United States
Summary
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Top SchoolEmily Winn is an environmental engineer and energy systems specialist with 11 years of cross-disciplinary experience accelerating the clean energy transition through hands-on electrification, policy analysis, and technoeconomic research. Currently interning on transmission and interconnection at Fervo Energy while pursuing an MS at Stanford, she blends fieldwork (electrifying rigs, water sampling) with quantitative modeling in Python to assess resources like brackish groundwater. Her work at Stanford’s WE3 Lab and RMI demonstrates strength in stakeholder engagement, integrative databases, and framing interstate transmission policy. A seasoned trip leader and writing tutor, she also brings clear technical communication and mentorship to complex, interdisciplinary projects.
11 years of coding experience
Arts Endorsed Diploma, Creative Writing, Arts Endorsed Diploma, Creative Writing at Denver School of The ArtsMaster of Science - MS, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Master of Science - MS, Civil and Environmental Engineering at Stanford University
English, Spanish
Github Skills (5)
cs231n9
classification7
machine-learning5
paypal4
scala2
Programming languages (1)
Github contributions (5)
emjtang/geweldig
May 2017 - Jun 2017
cs231n project - rijksmuseum classification
Contributions:59 commits in 1 month
cs231nmachine-learningrijksmuseumclassification
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