Summary
Kaijie Lu is an early-career water resource engineer and technical due diligence specialist with 11 years of experience applying civil engineering expertise to real estate and infrastructure projects. He has assessed over 15 assets totaling 300,000 m²—specializing in logistics, cold-chain warehousing, and office buildings—blending site inspections, design review, and ESG risk assessment to inform investment decisions. At Shanghai HBP he led the development of CO2 emission measurement and reduction practices for concrete, cutting life-cycle emissions by 20–30% versus the national standard, showing a rare mix of regulatory rigor and practical emissions mitigation. His background in structural engineering and project coordination sharpens his ability to translate technical findings into clear stakeholder deliverables and actionable compliance plans. Now based in Las Vegas and pursuing an MEng at UC Berkeley, he’s focused on integrating systems thinking into sustainable built-environment solutions. He seeks collaborations that advance measurable environmental outcomes across development and infrastructure projects.
11 years of coding experience
Master of Engineering - MEng, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Master of Engineering - MEng, Civil and Environmental Engineering at University of California, Berkeley
Bachelor of Applied Science - BASc, Civil Engineering, Bachelor of Applied Science - BASc, Civil Engineering at University of Toronto