News: Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: July 19, 2019
Kaubisch joins Nitsch Engineering as project manager
Nitsch Engineering
Boston, MA Isabel Kaubisch has joined Nitsch Engineering as a project manager in its planning group. Kaubisch has 17 years of experience as an urban and environmental planner, public outreach specialist, and project manager. Her experience includes developing resilience strategies and solutions for municipal clients under the municipal vulnerability preparedness program, providing support for project permitting efforts and environmental impact assessments (including for renewable energy projects), and overseeing multi-disciplinary project teams for the private sector, municipal clients, and the Commonwealth.
A speaker on the topic of climate change adaptation and mitigation, Kaubisch is certified as a project manager by the German Chamber of Commerce, is a member of CREW Boston’s Public Strategies and Sustainability Committees, and is affiliated with the American Planning Association (APA) and New England Women in Energy and the Environment.
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