Johnathan Stewart, PE, is a Principal and senior electrical engineer at CMTA, bringing a seasoned track record of designing cutting-edge, high-performance building systems. He specializes in engineering a comprehensive variety of electrical, interior and exterior lighting, building power distribution, and renewable photovoltaic (PV) solar systems for both new constructions and major modernizations.
Johnathan focuses on maximizing building performance to drastically lower the ongoing operational and utility costs of core building and communication infrastructure. His forward-thinking engineering layouts ensure facilities can seamlessly support the latest instructional technology, smart devices, and high-density data networks. Beyond academic buildings, his diverse portfolio features specialized expertise in high-lumen athletic field and sports track lighting systems.
An expert in sustainable infrastructure and renewable energy systems, Johnathan is deeply versed in the following frameworks:
- USGBC Guidelines: Incorporating comprehensive sustainable practices to achieve rigorous green building certifications.
- NABCEP Standards: Utilizing advanced technical guidelines from the North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners to design high-yield, safe solar arrays.
As Lead Electrical Engineer, Johnathan actively guides cross-discipline project teams throughout every phase of a build. He excels at tackling complex technical hurdles head-on, ensuring code compliance, and executing projects that consistently exceed client expectations.