Shahriar Hossain is associated with New York Engineers as a Principal

Dreu Beers is associated with New York Engineers as a Principal.

Matthew has worked on major infrastructure projects all over the world, including but not limited to office and residential towers, hospitals, court houses, tenant interiors, central plants, co-generation, universities, and sports stadiums. As both a design engineer and contractor, he brings a unique perspective of both engineering and construction to his projects. As a sustainable participant in the 2030 challenge, he has worked with local governments and brought ideas to focus on energy and water conservation to his projects. He is dedicated to championing current sustainable standards and technologies to each situation, and is pioneering a way to bring energy audits, retro-commissioning, and commercial property assessed clean energy (CPACE) financing to the forefront.

Sam Karacoban is associated with New York Engineers as a Principal.

Joseph Fontana is an architectural designer, BIM-ops and protocol developer, and the founder of RevitX; designer and developer of U.S. patent-pending, RevX® - H3O®: a Revit project template developed to reduce liability through clash coordination, create precise documentation, and execute BIM production in 1/10th the time of standard BIM protocols. He received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the State University of New York at Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT). As a New York-based consultant, Joseph has designed, produced, problem solved, and executed high-profile projects for some of New York's leading design firms. His global design portfolio exceeds $1.2 billion and occupies over 9.7 million square feet. The scope of these installations ranges from restaurant, residence, retail, bar, broadcast, kitchen, bath, lighting, and furniture design to architectural sculptures exceeding $0.5 million for a single piece of art. He designed Steve Wynn's Prime at the Bellagio Hotel, a $6.7 million, 170-person occupancy steakhouse developed with the renowned interior designer Michael de Santis and the highly awarded culinary expert Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten. Joseph refined the design details of nine broadcast studios for CNN: Anderson Cooper 360, Nancy Grace, Paula Zahn, and American Morning at the Time Warner Center in New York; a prototype studio for CNN International in Atlanta; and sister studios in London & Hong Kong for Publicis Events. For Rockwell Group, he initiated preliminary engineering, executed the designs of several high-end architectural sculptures, and developed a $2.7 million tree house bar for MGM at the Mirage City Center in Las Vegas. In the Swiss Alps, he developed concept designs for a 40,000-square-foot addition to a 50,000-square-foot private residence designed by the office of Thierry W. Despont. Joseph brings over two decades of expertise to New York Engineers as its VDC Manager: BIM-Ops & Protocol Developer.

Josip is an HVAC, plumbing and fire protection engineer with over 15 years of experience in the engineering consultation and construction management fields. He received his Bachelor of Science in Physics at St. John's University and Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Manhattan College, where he decided to further his education and followed up by obtaining a Master of science Degree in Mechanical Engineering as well. During his career, Josip has worked on many different project types. Some of the more notable project types are laboratories, high end residential high-rise buildings, large multi-story department stores, malls, as well as the first indoor ski slope in America. Some notable clients that Josip has dealt directly with include Pinterest, TIAA, Bombas, Dataminr, Google and Time Magazine. Josip is known for producing products on time and on budget with a focus on client satisfaction. He does this through his project management skills and conversational tact with clients, ensuring that they are treated with respect, and that all their questions are answered fully. Josip has worked on projects varying in size from the relatively large (1,433,585 GSF) to more modest single-family homes. He has experience with codes from multiple states and countries such as New York, New Jersey, Florida, California, and Canada. As an accredited LEED AP+BC professional, Josip has designed buildings that achieved LEED Gold and LEED Silver certification. As such, he has learned to design to a stricter standard for the betterment of the world at large.

Tom Bentsen is a mechanical engineer with a focus on heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems. Graduating with the honor of Magna Cum Laude from the State University of New York at Binghamton, he holds a strong foundation in engineering first principles and analytical methods with a detail-oriented approach to solving the challenges facing the present built environment. His experience is in base building and fit-out design for commercial, academic, and residential sectors ranging from tall new buildings to existing renovations. His aspirations include electrification of heating and cooling systems, improving indoor air quality, and limiting energy usage to maintain healthy and thermally comfortable conditions. To achieve these goals, he acknowledges the significance of each design parameter including façade performance, right-sizing systems, and developing sequences of operation that fit the desired application.

Sid is a mechanical engineer with experience in mechanical, plumbing, and fire protection design. During his career, Sid has designed multiple private projects that include one and two family dwelling units, multi-storied residential buildings, commercial buildings, high-rise buildings, medical offices, and retail stores. Sid received his Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Cleveland State University. Sid was hired by New York Engineers in late 2021 as a Project Manager/HVAC Designer, where he is taking a shift in his concentration focusing primarily on energy auditing, energy benchmarking, and building commissioning. Sid’s career objective is to contribute his skills and time towards developing sustainable and energy-efficient design, making greener buildings by incorporating renewable energy sources into building design and development.

Nick Natsoulis is a plumbing engineer with over ten years of experience. He has completed programs at the Mechanics Institute and the NYU School of Continuing and Professional Studies. With experience in both CAD and Revit drafting, he has brought his expertise to projects such as United Bronx Parents, the Red Hook Water Pollution Control Plant for the DEP, Saks Fifth Avenue, and many private residences.

Abdullah Megid received his Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Stony Brook University. Since then, he has gained experience as a field engineer on numerous high profile projects, including One Vanderbilt, Gotham Towers 1 & 3, and the LaGuardia Airport Reconfiguration. He is particularly passionate about ensuring the quality within the MEP building industry. He has acquired and utilized numerous International Code Council certifications while working with hundreds of contractors throughout many special inspection, commissioning, and building consultation projects. Overall, Abdullah is committed to ensuring that the next generation of buildings are professional, sustainable, and designed to the highest standards.

Jon Murphy is a senior electrical engineer with eight years of experience. He provides engineering design for power distribution, generators, lighting controls, and energy efficiency. Jon's responsibilities include electrical and fire alarm design, field inspections, LEED design, 3D modeling, and project oversight for renovation and new construction projects of various project types, including ones with college and university, retail, and residential clients.