One of the coolest things about working with Gurdas is his transparency. If he does not know something, he won't pretend that he does. Instead, he will proceed to ask the most insightful questions on the topic until you are standing there thinking "I think he just taught me something about that!" Gurdas' persistence for excellence and his industry knowledge is unmatched.

Gurdas is an extremely bright engineer and an outstanding team player with very good people skills. At the EPA, Gurdas has conducted an analysis of millions of seconds of emission data from trucks measured in-use by vehicle manufacturers that is leading to significant improvements in the estimate emissions from heavy-duty diesel trucks. Gurdas is very self-motivated and has demonstrated he can overcome challenges and identify ways to improve processes. He developed a LabView code so that the analysis can efficiently be incorporate new data that are routinely added to the data set. He worked with engineers who collect the data, and helped establish a better way to store files to improve the accessibility and transparency of the data. Gurdas is an engaging presenter, and has presented on his analysis at the CRC Real World Emissions Workshop, as well as MOVES Review Work Group. He is strong at technical writing, and has clearly documented his analysis in the MOVES technical reports. If you have seen Gurdas at a conference, you will know he is always curious, not afraid to ask questions, and well liked and respected by others. He has established good relationships throughout the emissions research community, and helps makes our workplace a more open and friendly environment. Gurdas has expert knowledge in the field of emissions measurements, emissions controls, and emissions modeling. He has built an energy and emissions library in the Zotero (an open source reference management software), and seems to always be familiar with the latest data sets, technologies and methods in the emissions research field. Gurdas has demonstrated he can be a major contributor in the field of vehicle emissions, with the ability to help any team be successful. I strongly recommend Gurdas Sandhu.

One of the coolest things about working with Gurdas is his transparency. If he does not know something, he won't pretend that he does. Instead, he will proceed to ask the most insightful questions on the topic until you are standing there thinking "I think he just taught me something about that!" Gurdas' persistence for excellence and his industry knowledge is unmatched.

Gurdas is an extremely bright engineer and an outstanding team player with very good people skills. At the EPA, Gurdas has conducted an analysis of millions of seconds of emission data from trucks measured in-use by vehicle manufacturers that is leading to significant improvements in the estimate emissions from heavy-duty diesel trucks. Gurdas is very self-motivated and has demonstrated he can overcome challenges and identify ways to improve processes. He developed a LabView code so that the analysis can efficiently be incorporate new data that are routinely added to the data set. He worked with engineers who collect the data, and helped establish a better way to store files to improve the accessibility and transparency of the data. Gurdas is an engaging presenter, and has presented on his analysis at the CRC Real World Emissions Workshop, as well as MOVES Review Work Group. He is strong at technical writing, and has clearly documented his analysis in the MOVES technical reports. If you have seen Gurdas at a conference, you will know he is always curious, not afraid to ask questions, and well liked and respected by others. He has established good relationships throughout the emissions research community, and helps makes our workplace a more open and friendly environment. Gurdas has expert knowledge in the field of emissions measurements, emissions controls, and emissions modeling. He has built an energy and emissions library in the Zotero (an open source reference management software), and seems to always be familiar with the latest data sets, technologies and methods in the emissions research field. Gurdas has demonstrated he can be a major contributor in the field of vehicle emissions, with the ability to help any team be successful. I strongly recommend Gurdas Sandhu.

One of the coolest things about working with Gurdas is his transparency. If he does not know something, he won't pretend that he does. Instead, he will proceed to ask the most insightful questions on the topic until you are standing there thinking "I think he just taught me something about that!" Gurdas' persistence for excellence and his industry knowledge is unmatched.

Gurdas is an extremely bright engineer and an outstanding team player with very good people skills. At the EPA, Gurdas has conducted an analysis of millions of seconds of emission data from trucks measured in-use by vehicle manufacturers that is leading to significant improvements in the estimate emissions from heavy-duty diesel trucks. Gurdas is very self-motivated and has demonstrated he can overcome challenges and identify ways to improve processes. He developed a LabView code so that the analysis can efficiently be incorporate new data that are routinely added to the data set. He worked with engineers who collect the data, and helped establish a better way to store files to improve the accessibility and transparency of the data. Gurdas is an engaging presenter, and has presented on his analysis at the CRC Real World Emissions Workshop, as well as MOVES Review Work Group. He is strong at technical writing, and has clearly documented his analysis in the MOVES technical reports. If you have seen Gurdas at a conference, you will know he is always curious, not afraid to ask questions, and well liked and respected by others. He has established good relationships throughout the emissions research community, and helps makes our workplace a more open and friendly environment. Gurdas has expert knowledge in the field of emissions measurements, emissions controls, and emissions modeling. He has built an energy and emissions library in the Zotero (an open source reference management software), and seems to always be familiar with the latest data sets, technologies and methods in the emissions research field. Gurdas has demonstrated he can be a major contributor in the field of vehicle emissions, with the ability to help any team be successful. I strongly recommend Gurdas Sandhu.