1101 Monroe Dr. Apt C

Boulder, CO 80303

(703) 217-7434

richard.moutoux@colorado.edu

Richard D. Moutoux

EDUCATION:

MS Electrical Engineering, University of Colorado at Boulder

-Thesis: “Wind Integrated Compressed Air Energy Storage in Colorado”

-Specialization in Power Engineering for Renewable Energy Systems

-GPA: 3.97/4.0, expected graduation December 2007

-Courses include Energy Conversion, Power Quality, Power Electronics, Wind Energy

MS Systems Engineering, University of Virginia, August 2004 (GPA 3.55/4.0)

-Thesis: “Risk-Based Management of Hurricane Preparedness for a Highway Agency”

BS Systems Engineering, University of Virginia, May 1999 (GPA 3.3/4.0; Major 3.7/4.0)

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE:

University of Colorado at Boulder August 2005 – Present

Research Assistant in Energy Storage:

-Investigating various technologies for storing electrical energy

-Particular interest in integrating energy storage technologies with renewable energy

-Lead investigator on project to integrate wind with Compressed Air Energy Storage

-Support for project examining potential pumped hydro energy storage in Colorado

2007 IEEE International Future Energy Challenge (IFEC):

-Team developed a motor/generator to function as starter and alternator in hybrid car

-Won the “Outstanding Educational Achievement” Award at competition finals

Booz Allen Hamilton December 2001 – February 2005, Summers 1998, 1999

Technical Consultant for the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA):

-Served as a consultant on various microsensor, RF, Radar, and Chem/Bio programs

-Conducted field tests and analyzed test results for various radar projects

-Developed test reports and briefings for clients

-Managed the implementation of sensors in the field

-Oversaw the efforts of other contractors

-Significant client interaction

University of Virginia September 1999 – May 2001

Research Assistant – Center for Risk Management of Engineering Systems:

-Worked on hurricane recovery project for the Virginia Department of Transportation

-Developed a methodology for prioritizing highway recovery following a disaster

-Implemented this technology for the Hampton Roads district of VDOT

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS, HONORS, AND ACTIVITIES:

-Head Coach, University of Colorado Club Wrestling Team, 2005-2007

-Association of Old Crows (Electronic Warfare and Information Operations Association)

-Ballston Toastmasters (club sponsored by Toastmasters International)

-Omega Rho Honor Society (Systems Engineering honor society)

-Atlantic Coast Conference Honor Roll (all four years of wrestling at U. of Virginia)

PUBLICATIONS:

Moutoux, R. 2007. Wind Integrated Compressed Air Energy Storage in Colorado. Master’s thesis, University of Colorado at Boulder. Publication pending.

Barnes, F., M. Gupta, G. Martin, and R. Moutoux. 2007. A Joint Design Project between Students at CU-Boulder and IIT-Delhi. Presented at FIE in October 2007.

Moutoux, R. and F. Barnes. 2007. Wind Integrated Compressed Air Energy Storage – Case Study in Colorado. Presented at EESAT in September 2007.

Martin, G., R. Moutoux, M. Myat, R. Tan, G. Sanders, and F. Barnes. 2007. Integrated Starter-Alternator System Based on a Pole-Changing Induction Machine. Presented at VPPC in September 2007.

Moutoux, R. 2004. Risk-Based Management of Hurricane Preparedness for a Highway Agency. Master’s thesis, University of Virginia.

Cole, A., R. Moutoux, T. Riley, and J. Terrell 1999. Applications for High Temperature Super-Conducting Filters. Presented at MILCOM in October 1999.

Moutoux, R. 1999. Creating an Optimal Prioritization Plan for the Post-Hurricane Recovery of the Highways in the Suffolk District of Virginia. Undergraduate thesis, University of Virginia.