About Our Team
Ecotope maintains an interdisciplinary staff of engineers, statisticians, physicists, mathematicians, metering and data collection specialists and project managers all passionate about energy conservation.
Umaima Aamir
Mechanical Project Engineer
Krysti Adamich, PE, PMP
Project Manager
Adria Banks
Quantitative Analyst
Susanne Brown, CPD, GPD
Lead Plumbing Designer
Patrick Kevin Cueto, EIT
Mechanical Project Engineer
Bob Davis
Sr. Research Engineer
Mark Frankel, AIA,
LEED Fellow
Director of Policy and Innovation
Millen Ghebreab
Sr. Analyst, New Business and Finance
Katie Glore
Mechanical Project Engineer
Evan Green
Research Engineer
Colin Grist, PE, CPHC
Mechanical Engineer
Jenny Haan
Mechanical Project Engineer
Morgan Heater, PE, BEMP
Mechanical Engineer
Jonathan Heller, PE
President, Director of Technology Transformation
Ellen Johnson
Content Manager
Paul Kintner
Quantitative Analyst
Julianne MacLennan
Mechanical Project Engineer
Karen Morse
Project Manager
Gia Mugford
Technical Analyst
Andrew Murphy
Lead Drafter
Henry Odum, PE
Mechanical Engineer
Shawn Oram, PE
Principal, Director of Design and Engineering
Jae Wan Park, EIT
Mechanical Project Engineer
Dave Rosencrans
Principal, Director of Operations
Scott Spielman, PE
Research Engineer
Treasa Sweek, PE, CCP,
LEED AP
Consulting Engineer
Helen Townsend, PMP
Project Manager
Erik Turner, PE, CEA
Mechanical Engineer
Greg Wentzell, PE
Mechanical Engineer
David Baylon
Past President and Founder
Larry Palmiter
Legacy, Principal and Senior Scientist
Photo: Portrait of L.P., El Rito
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David Baylon is past president and founder of Ecotope, Inc. He has been active in the field of energy conservation and energy efficiency since 1975. Mr. Baylon has authored or coauthored many of the key studies that have informed the Northwest’s approach to energy conservation in both the residential and commercial building sectors. His background includes the design, implementation, and technical review for impact evaluations, field evaluations of emerging technologies, residential and commercial building stock assessments, code development and impact assessments, and Regional Technical Forum UES proposals.