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RESUME ROSTER PROJECT MANAGEMENT LEAD PERSONNEL Christian G Systems Engineering and Support Services RESUME ROSTER PROJECT MANAGEMENT LEAD PERSONNEL Christian G. Reitter, P.E. (LTK) Fariba Nation, P.E. (FNC) Frank DeLizza, P.E. (ANA) Philip Kwong, CEng (LTK) John Grantham, P.E. (ANA) Werner Uttinger (LTK) Jonnie Thomas, P.E. (TRI) Charles Fox (SYS) Helmut Schweitzer, P.E. (SYS) F. William Lipfert, Jr. (LTK) Kurt Drummond, P.E. (RFN) SUPPORT STAFF Everette W. Adams III (SCL) Melvin Clark (LTK) Sudhir Agawahl, P.E. (NBA) Ronald Clark (LTK) Ernesto Aguilera (RCS) Ronald S. Coffman (LTK) Natalie Alavi, P.E. (NBA) Yonel Constant (SYS) Kathie Allen (LTK) Tim Crammond (LTK) Valentina Arakelyan (ANA) Richard J. Deters, P.E. (LTK) John Bachor (PRE) Dominic A. DiBrito, P.E. (LTK) Joshua Baraw (ANA) Matthew C. Dixon, P.E. (GF) Robert Barrio, P.E. (LTK) Richard M. Eacker, P.E. (LTK) Stephen Bartlett, MEng, CEng (LTK) Jerod Ellingson (PK) Ronald Bennell (NDL) David A. Farley (GF) Sandeep Bhanji (PRE) George Flowers (DE) Shyam Bista, P.E. (LTK) Gajendra Gandash (SYS) Tracy Black, P.E. (NBA) Fernando Garcia, P.E. (RCS) Rodney E. Brandon, P.E. (LTK) Gilbert Gardner, P.E. (ANA) Darrin Brown (PRE) Carrene Gilbert, P.E. (RP) Matthew Bushman, P.E., PMP (RP) Mark Golucki, P.E. (LTK) Alana Butler (PK) Alfonso Gonzalez, P.E. (DE) Leonard P. Carey (LTK) Andrew Haiko (LTK) Edwin Cartagena (RCS) Michael T. Hall, P.E. (LTK) Kin Chan, P.E. (NBA) Harold “Ian” Hayes, P.E. (LTK) Shaun (Vinny) Vincent Chavez (PRE) Donovan Hirsch (PRE) Oleg Chibisov, P.E. (SYS) Judy Hong, P.E. (LTK) Andrew Cho (EC) Mehran Jafari (NBA) Gary Clark (ANA) Brain Jitloff (LTK) RFP No. AE47810E0128 Resume Roster Systems Engineering and Support Services Indrawati Jones, P.E. (RCS) Richard Rauceo, P.E. (LTK) Keith Kahn, P.E. (TRI) Suzanne Reese (IEI) Alex C. Kelly, P.E. (TRI) Nathan H. Reinard, P.E. (GF) Ethan Kim, P.E. (LTK) Racquel Rivera (RCS) Brian W. King, P.E., PEng (GF) Jeff Rogers (DE) Tristan Knesche, Ph.D., P.E. (LTK) Ignacio Roman, P.E. (RCS) Aaron Larsh (ANA) Josué Roman (RCS) Luigi J. Leone (GF) Colin Scully, MEng, CEng, MIChemE (ANA) Daniel E. Lindstrom (GF) Jason Seccombe (PRE) Leslie Lujum (ANA) Neil Shaw (Tenco) Ted Manning (LTK) Bryan J. Shober, P.E. (LTK) Ben C. Martinez III (LTK) Winston M. Simmonds (LTK) Raul Martinez (PRE) Lamont C. Smith, P.E. (LTK) Keith Meeks (ANA) Steve Soria (ANA) Vijay Mididaddi, P.E. (IC) Richard Soto, PMP (SCL) Anthony M. Minikon II (RFN) Donald H. Spielberger (LTK) Wes Moyers, P.E. (ANA) Fernando Tanarro (ANA) Brandy Nethken (PRE) Mike Thornburg, MBA (TEN) Stephen Ng, P.E. (RP) Mary Toutounchi, P.E. (RP) Frank Nicholas (TEN) David Turner (TEN) Timothy E. Pezzulo (LTK) Adelino (Lino) Valadao (PRE) Nhi Phan, P.E. (ANA) Wei-Gang (Charlie) Wang, P.E. (NBA) Marivic A. Punsalan (RO7) Willard R. Whitbred, P.E. (LTK) Rodin P. Punsalan (RO7) Jonathan Wiese, P.E. (LTK) Jennifer Purcell, P.E. (PRE) Cyndi Winter (SCL) Karen Purcell, P.E. (PK) Phani Wuppalapati (RCS) Armando Ramos, P.E. (RCS) Marco Zafranco (DE) George L. Ramsey, Jr., PMP (TRI) Aron Zerezghi (ANA) RFP No. AE47810E0128 Resume Roster Christian G. Reitter, P.E. Program Manager EXPERIENCE SUMMARY: Chris Reitter offers 23 years of expertise in the rail transit industry for various modes of transit including Light Rail, Streetcars, Rapid Transit and Commuter Rail. Chris is skilled in project management, systems integration, design, design review and testing. As LTK’s Vice-President of Systems Engineering, Chris is responsible for all of LTK’s Systems resources, providing project and resource management for Employment LTK Engineering Services staff disciplines for projects in various stages of design from preliminary (2015-Present) Vice- engineering through construction and testing. President, Rail Systems Engineering Chris is currently serving as Project Manager for LACMTA’s Supplemental (2009-2014) Regional Engineering Services Project (SES) and oversees several FasTracks Projects for Manager – Denver Denver RTD, and previously served as the project manager and deputy LRT (2005-2009) Senior systems and integration manager for Denver RTD’s T-REX Project. He has also Systems Engineer provided systems management for the East Link Light Rail Project in Seattle as (1998-2005) Project Engineer well as management support for various streetcar projects. Siemens Transportation RELEVANT EXPERIENCE: Systems Inc. (1995-1998) Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (LACMTA) Commissioning Engineer Supplemental Engineering Services, Project Manager. (2016 to Present) Tasks Siemens Duewag Corp. include design criteria review and update, reliability study for ventilation fans, (1994-1995) Design Overhead Contact System (OCS) study of temperature change impacts, a Engineer traction power and OCS troubleshooting and maintenance support/review US Army/ Army National project, and other assignments. Guard Denver Regional Transportation District (RTD) (1985-1998) SSG, Liaison Officer RTD FasTracks, Systems Project Manager for Front Range Systems Consultants (FRSC - a Joint Venture team between LTK and Parsons). (2007 to Education EMBA Classes 2013-2014 Present) Overseeing several projects, which include: West, I-225 and University of Colorado, Southeast line extension light rail projects; East, Gold, North Metro Corridor Denver commuter rail projects; Commuter Rail Maintenance Facility; and Denver Certificate in Systems Union Station redevelopment. Tasks include managing corridor project Engineering managers, engineers and their design and construction support tasks, writing University of Colorado, scopes of work, providing cost estimates and coordination between systems Denver, 2007 and civil elements, and West Line integration testing. Responsible for day-to- Bachelor of Science day operations including financial, contractual and personnel issues between Electrical/Electronic JV members and the client. Primary project responsibility is the Southeast Engineering extension supporting RTD in the management of design reviews and California State University, Sacramento, 1994 construction for this design-build project. Professional Experience] RTD Fastracks, FRSC JV Director. (2014 to 2016) Responsible for ensuring that 23 Years resources are provided to the project manager as well as JV performance Professional Registration overall. Professional Electrical Engineer: Systems On Call, Design Services, LTK’s Project Manager. (2005 to 2011) Responsible for the administration of the On Call project. Project tasks California pending included writing scopes of work, providing cost estimates and coordination Colorado #38520 between systems and civil elements. Connecticut #PEN.0031160 Page 1 of 2 Christian G. Reitter, P.E. Program Manager Missouri #2013002694 TREX Project, RTD’s Deputy Systems Manager and LTK’s Project Manager on Oklahoma #28317 the T-REX project and On-Call project. (2000 to 2007) Responsible for daily project oversight including financial, contractual and personnel issues Utah #8017473-2202 between LTK and the prime consultant. Additional tasks included: assisting Vermont #018.0128167 with RFP development, project oversight for the integration of all systems Virginia #0402057385 elements design change oversight, design and integration coordination for Illinois #062.069091 the systems elements for the Elati Maintenance Facility Project. Also serves as LTK’s resident LRV representative. Publications Minimization of Quasi- Central Puget Sound Regional Transit Authority (Sound Transit) Static Electromagnetic Tacoma Vehicle Procurement, Project Manager. (2016 to 2017) Task included Interference from Light Rail, APTA, 2009 managing specification development for client solicitation. Upgrading a Light Rail East Link Light Rail, Deputy Systems Project Manager. (2014 to 2016) Traction Power System to Managed OCS, Signals, Traction Power, Communications, Systemwide Keep Pace with the Electrical and Corrosion Control design engineers working on final design of Increased Ridership Demand”, APTA, 2008 this 14.5-mile addition to Sound Transit’s light rail network. Providing coordination support between systems and civil elements. Line includes tunnel, aerial structures and modifications to the I-90 floating bridge. City of Kansas City Ride KC Streetcar, Systems Project Manager. (2012 to 2016) Managed OCS, Signals, Traction Power, Communications, Systemwide Electrical and Corrosion Control design engineers starting with the preliminary design through final design. Tasks also include contractual scope and budget management, providing cost estimates and coordination between systems and civil elements. Utah Transit Authority (UTA) Sugar House Streetcar, Systems Project Manager. (2011 to 2013) Managed OCS, Signals, Traction Power, Communications, Systemwide Electrical and Corrosion Control design engineers from preliminary engineering through final design. Provided construction submittal review support as required. Tasks also included contractual scope and budget management, providing cost estimates and coordination between systems and civil elements. Siemens Transportation Systems TriMet Type 2 Light Rail Vehicles, Field Commissioning Manager. (1995 to 1998) Involved in design, inspection, testing and operational support for all systems to include propulsion, braking communications, and doors for the TriMet’s Type 2 LRVs in Portland, the first partial low floor LRVs in North America. Reviewed vehicle electrical schematics for functionality, customer specifications, and redesigned car control circuits to include door control logic and master controller logic.
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