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Professional Development Chair
Dan Bhaumik, EIT, RSP1 (He/Him)
Dan is a transportation engineer for Sam Schwartz working on a variety of projects focused on traffic planning and design. He has worked
on various Highway Occupancy Permit design projects, traffic impact studies, ADA-focused resurfacing projects, and more niche projects
like transit-oriented developments and landside airport traffic operations.
Currently, he serves as an in-house staff consultant for NJDOT’s Bureau of Safety, Bicycle & Pedestrian Programs, specifically working on
systemic and hot-spot safety analyses for New Jersey roadways and intersections. Dan earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering
from Temple University in 2015.
After having volunteered with ASCE Philadelphia YMF on various events since college, Dan is currently serving as a Professional Development
co-chair. He is also involved with event planning for MASITE, and is the incoming co-chair for ULI Philadelphia’s Young Leaders Group.
In his personal time he enjoys playing piano for his friends’ weddings, being a Fantasy NBA Commissioner for a 10-person league, and trying
the various restaurants and bars of Philadelphia.
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Professional Development Chair
HuYoung Kim
HuYoung graduated from the Pennsylvania State University, University Park with a B.S. in Civil
Engineering with Structural emphasis in 2015. While he was in active military service, HuYoung
was deployed as a field engineer for MINUSTAH (United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti)
where he participated in highway, bridge and building reconstruction projects after the devastating
earthquake in 2010. He was also actively involved with local orphanages in Port-au-Prince where
he cleaned and taught English during his service in Haiti.
HuYoung currently serves as a Project Manager at Timothy Haahs and Associates, Inc. where he
performs design calculations for precast, cast-in-place and steel structures. He also prepares specifications and
construction documents for parking structures, mixed-use buildings and their foundations. HuYoung
also performs construction administration services related to shop drawing reviews and field visits
for new design projects as well as restoration projects.
In his spare time, HuYoung enjoys cooking, camping and playing tennis and soccer.
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Social Events Chair
Christian Antisell, EIT (He/Him/His)
Christian is a Project Engineer at the Philadelphia Regional Port Authority.
In this role, he manages the design and construction of repairs to the Commonwealth's various types of port infrastructure.
Prior to PhilaPort, Christian was a Highway Designer at Traffic Planning and Design, Inc. working on a variety of PennDOT Highway projects,
HOP applications, and public utility contracts. Christian graduated with his BS in Civil Engineering from Widener University in 2019, where
he volunteered for the ASCE student chapter.
Christian is now a practitioner advisor for the Widener ASCE chapter and a cat dad to two tabbies. He resides in the Fishtown neighborhood
and enjoys jogging and playing soccer in the city. In his free time, he also enjoys playing the guitar, snowboarding, and attending Union matches
at Subaru Park. This is his fourth year on the YMF board, previously serving as a K-12 Outreach Chair and a Social Chair.
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Social Events Chair
Ayesha (eye-sha) Hassan, EIT
Ayesha is Civil Associate at Michael Baker International, where she provides support for the design of transportation infrastructure projects
specializing in highway and roadway design. Originally from Pakistan, she moved to the US in 2018 and earned her MS degree in Civil Engineering
from Temple University in 2020. With over three years of experience in the transportation industry, Ayesha is a skilled and ambitious civil engineer.
She was recognized as one of the 2023 Top Transportation Demand Management (TDM) Professionals Under 40 by Greater Valley Forge (GVF) and 2023 Emerging
Leader by Conference of Minority Transportation Officials (COMTO) National.
Ayesha is dedicated to continuous growth and community service and affiliated with COMTO, American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) and
Women Transportation Seminar (WTS).
In her free time, Ayesha enjoys long walks, bicycling, photography, volunteering, exploring cool coffee places, and being with her loved ones.
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Technical Events Chair
Anthony Ableman (He/Him/His)
Anthony graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the University of Washington in 2016. He currently works as a Project Manager
at Keller Engineers of New Jersey, L.L.C. with over six years of experience in land development, water resources, and Computer Aided Design and Drafting.
He is also a registered Professional Engineer in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Washington.
This is Anthony’s first year on the ASCE Philadelphia YMF Board, currently serving as the Technical Events Co-Chair with Kayla Nelson. Anthony started
as a mentor for ASCE YMF’s Mentorship Program the previous year, having also volunteered with the K-12 Outreach Program as well.
In Anthony’s personal life, you can find him playing video games on his computer or tinkering with his 3D printers. When outside, he will most likely be
playing pickleball or throwing around the frisbee, walking through the park and feeding squirrels, or spending quality time with his dogs.
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Technical Events Chair
Kayla Nelson, EIT (She/Her)
Kayla Nelson is a Geostructural Senior Staff Professional at Schnabel Engineering in Chadds Ford, where she’s worked since graduating from Widener
University with her Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering in 2019. A Baltimore native, Kayla moved to Philadelphia to begin her full-time career
in civil engineering. Her background includes seepage and slope analysis, support-of-excavation design, site observation, and drafting.
Since completing her undergraduate studies, Kayla has been an active member of the ASCE, previously serving as Social Media Chair and two terms as a
College Contact Chair for the ASCE Philadelphia YMF. Additionally, she is a volunteer member of the Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI)
Committee, actively participates in YMF community service/outreach events, and currently serves as a Director of the Delaware Valley Geo-Institute (DVGI).
She is also a member of the Society of Women Engineers (SWE), previously serving as Secretary of the Philadelphia Section. Kayla has volunteered her
time to assist with running labs at Widener/SWE’s Annual Engineering Girls Camp since 2015. Kayla received the ASCE Philadelphia Section Community
Outreach and Service Award in 2023.
In her spare time, Kayla enjoys hiking, playing board/card games, crocheting, spending time with friends/family, and playing guitar to her rabbit (Jude).
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Community Service Chair
Kevin Malley, PE (He/Him)
Kevin Malley is an Engineering Supervisor in the Water and Sewer Design unit for the Philadelphia Water Department. He specializes in the design of
water and sewer systems, along with green infrastructure within the city right of way. He graduated with a B.S. in Civil Engineering from Temple
University in 2017, and a Masters in Environmental Engineering and Water Resources from Villanova University in 2021. This is his second year on the
YMF board and first as community service chair.
Outside of work, Kevin enjoys frequent bike rides along MLK Boulevard and the Schuylkill River Trail. He is an avid Philadelphia sports fan and enjoys
going to concerts throughout the city. On the weekends you can find him at a local farmers market with coffee in hand.
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Community Service Chair
Marty Williams, PE (He/Him)
Marty graduated from Drexel University in 2012 with a B.S. in Civil Engineering. He is a project engineer
at KMJ Consulting, Inc., working primarily on traffic signal design, maintenance and protection of
traffic plans, traffic studies, and ADA curb ramps. Marty became a licensed professional engineer in the
state of Pennsylvania in 2016. In addition to ASCE, Marty is active in the Institute of Transportation
Engineers, Mid-Atlantic Section, and helped to plan the 2017 and 2019 MASITE Annual Conferences.
In his personal time, Marty is an avid rock climber, always looking to travel and climb in new places.
On the weekends he can often be found climbing at the Birdsboro Quarry. He also enjoys backpacking with
his dog, Xena.
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