1. Rahul Reddy Gade
1501, Indian School Rd NE, Apt C305 Email: gade.rahul826@gmail.com
Albuquerque — 87102 Ph no: 312-504-4377
New Mexico
United States of America
1. EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS:
 Master of Science in Civil Engineering, School of Engineering, University of New
Mexico, Albuquerque, NM. Jan'14-present
 Bachelor of Technology in Civil Engineering, Acharya Nagarjuna University(ANU), India
Sept'09-May'13
2. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
Research Assistant, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque. June’14-present
 Currently working on a thesis project to make Albuquerque more pedestrian and bike friendly.
Working with ‘R’ to analyze travel behavior and characteristics.
 Using regression analysis to find out reasons and factors as to what makes an intersection
unsafe.
 Using ArcGIS to analyze data based on different variables and to map out crashes and
investigate crash scenarios.
Independent project, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque. January’14-May’14
 Project is an effort to investigate if a third lane is needed on I-40 in Albuquerque, NM as
proposed by the City of Albuquerque.
 Estimated vehicle volumes at different time periods. Used software for the estimates on the
historical data.
 Came up with a report to the City of Albuquerque about the findings.
Internship, Rooshna Infrastructres, Hyderabad, India. May'12-June’12
 Worked as an Intern at a national level construction firm to conduct traffic surveys and
identify issues related to traffic congestion, poor planning among others.
 Identified factors relating to an increase in traffic volumes and suggested alternatives and
sustainable solutions to manage traffic.
 Maintained the files and facilitated the data entry process for the regional chapter of the
firm.
4. PROJECTS:
 ‘Albuquerque Pedestrian and Bike Safety Study’
Current thesis with a focus on analyzing factors for crashes and investigating the causes using
mapping and regression analysis techniques
 ‘Transportation strategies and planning decisions for San Jose neighborhood, Albuquerque,
New Mexico’.
Investigated different transportation strategies for a neighborhood in Albuquerque with
different approaches from environmental justice to mobility.

2.  ‘Effect of fly ash as a substitute for sub soil in road construction’
Examined the effect of using fly ash as a substitute for sub soil in road construction by testing
different samples for strength.
5. TECHNICAL SKILLS:
 ArcGIS
 Mathematical tools: Microsoft Excel,R
 Software packages: Microsoft Office
 AUTOCAD, MATLAB, VISSIM
6. COURSES TAKEN:
 Urban Transportation Planning
 Highway and Traffic Engineering
 Decision Making in Civil Engineering
 Statistics and Econometrics
 Sustainable Transportation Planning
 Environmental Management
 GIS
7. VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES:
 Social-media Volunteer, Make A Difference, Guntur Chapter: Prepared event proposals
and executed strategic marketing campaign.
 Member, National Green Corps: Advocated zero-waste policy and collaborated with local
parks to restore lake ecosystems.
 Student Panelist, Indian Youth Climate Network: Built-up efforts to disseminate greater
knowledge about man-made climate change and measures that are needed to counteract
such changes.
 Member, Planning Committee, ANU: Involved in planning and advising small scale projects
in Guntur city, India through the university. Helped in providing sustainable and financially
viable solutions to both rural and urban challenges.