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I was born in [[Schenectady, NY]] on September 7th, 1986. I grew up in [[Rotterdam, NY]]. I have two sisters who are 2 and 5 years younger than me. After attending [[Schalmont High School]] graduating in 2004, I went on to study [[chemical engineering]] at the [[University of Rochester]] in [[Rochester, NY]] graduating with a B.S. in 2008. In 2007, I developed an autoimmune disease: [[Wegener's Granulomatosis]]. Remission was achieved in September of that year however complications from steroid use led to avascular necrosis of both hips. I underwent total hip replacements of both in June, 2008 at 21 years of age. |
I was born in [[Schenectady, NY]] on September 7th, 1986. I grew up in [[Rotterdam, NY]]. I have two sisters who are 2 and 5 years younger than me. After attending [[Schalmont High School]] graduating in 2004, I went on to study [[chemical engineering]] at the [[University of Rochester]] in [[Rochester, NY]] graduating with a B.S. in 2008. In 2007, I developed an autoimmune disease: [[Wegener's Granulomatosis]]. Remission was achieved in September of that year however complications from steroid use led to avascular necrosis of both hips. I underwent total hip replacements of both in June, 2008 at 21 years of age. |
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In January 2009, I entered the energy service industry working for an [[ESCO]]: American Energy Care Inc. in Colonie, NY (a suburb of [[Albany, NY]]) where I worked on lighting upgrade projects. In October of that year, I began working for an Engineering Design firm: Novus Engineering in Delmar, NY. There, I worked on lighting upgrade projects as well as electrical design projects. During my time in Albany, I lived in the Park South neighborhood (New Scotland Ave. / Albany Med. area) of downtown Albany. |
In January 2009, I entered the energy service industry working for an [[ESCO]]: American Energy Care Inc. in Colonie, NY (a suburb of [[Albany, NY]]) where I worked on lighting upgrade projects. In October of that year, I began working for an [[Design engineer|Engineering Design]] firm: Novus Engineering in Delmar, NY. There, I worked on lighting upgrade projects as well as electrical design projects. During my time in Albany, I lived in the Park South neighborhood (New Scotland Ave. / Albany Med. area) of downtown Albany. |
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In April, 2012, I began working for Encelium Technologies, located in [[Teaneck, NJ]]. Encelium is |
In April, 2012, I moved to the [[New York City|NYC]] area and began working for Encelium Technologies, located in [[Teaneck, NJ]]. Encelium is a subsidiary of [[Osram Sylvania]]. I moved to the [[Washington Heights]] neighborhood in Manhattan for this position. At Encelium, I played various roles, all related to the design and layout of Encelium's [[lighting control system]]. I enjoyed becoming involved in the vast lighting community of the NYC area. In 2013, I switched to a technical solutions role at [[Traxon Technologies|Traxon]], a fellow Sylvania subsidiary in a merged-relocated office, in [[East Rutherford, NJ]]. In this role, I played with color-changing, [[DMX512|DMX]] controlled lights. I had also moved to the [[Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan|Hells Kitchen]] neighborhood in Manhattan. The following year (2014), I moved out to East Rutherford, NJ to be near the office. |
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In January, 2016, I moved to [[New Orleans, LA]], to return to engineering design as an Electrical Engineer at an Architecture firm, WDG Architects Engineers. I moved to the [[Bywater, New Orleans|Bywater]] neighborhood, then shortly after to the [[Faubourg Marigny|Marigny]] neighborhood after meeting my partner Brandon. |
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Revision as of 21:17, 29 July 2016
Hey Everyone, I'm David Scheffer.
I was born in Schenectady, NY on September 7th, 1986. I grew up in Rotterdam, NY. I have two sisters who are 2 and 5 years younger than me. After attending Schalmont High School graduating in 2004, I went on to study chemical engineering at the University of Rochester in Rochester, NY graduating with a B.S. in 2008. In 2007, I developed an autoimmune disease: Wegener's Granulomatosis. Remission was achieved in September of that year however complications from steroid use led to avascular necrosis of both hips. I underwent total hip replacements of both in June, 2008 at 21 years of age.
In January 2009, I entered the energy service industry working for an ESCO: American Energy Care Inc. in Colonie, NY (a suburb of Albany, NY) where I worked on lighting upgrade projects. In October of that year, I began working for an Engineering Design firm: Novus Engineering in Delmar, NY. There, I worked on lighting upgrade projects as well as electrical design projects. During my time in Albany, I lived in the Park South neighborhood (New Scotland Ave. / Albany Med. area) of downtown Albany.
In April, 2012, I moved to the NYC area and began working for Encelium Technologies, located in Teaneck, NJ. Encelium is a subsidiary of Osram Sylvania. I moved to the Washington Heights neighborhood in Manhattan for this position. At Encelium, I played various roles, all related to the design and layout of Encelium's lighting control system. I enjoyed becoming involved in the vast lighting community of the NYC area. In 2013, I switched to a technical solutions role at Traxon, a fellow Sylvania subsidiary in a merged-relocated office, in East Rutherford, NJ. In this role, I played with color-changing, DMX controlled lights. I had also moved to the Hells Kitchen neighborhood in Manhattan. The following year (2014), I moved out to East Rutherford, NJ to be near the office.
In January, 2016, I moved to New Orleans, LA, to return to engineering design as an Electrical Engineer at an Architecture firm, WDG Architects Engineers. I moved to the Bywater neighborhood, then shortly after to the Marigny neighborhood after meeting my partner Brandon.
In my spare time, I like to hang with Brandon, bike ride, play piano, listen to music, dance, play with lights & electricity, and improve the energy efficiency of the world around me!
:-Dave