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MARIA CUTILLO <br />TRANSPORTATION DATA SCIENTIST <br />PROFILE <br />Ms. Cutillo has 10years of experience in transportation engineering. Her experience is primarily <br />in roadway design, signing and pavement marking design, signalization, and traffic control <br />design. She has designed roadway projects, and traffic control plans, using Micro Station V8i, <br />Geopak, and Open Roads. <br />KEY PROJECTS <br />FDOT D6 | SR 933/NW 12th Avenue from south of NW 20th Street to the North of NW 29th <br />Street (2018-2021) | FM 432748-4-32-01 | Designer responsible for the Temporary Traffic <br />Control Plans, signing and pavement markings, signalization and lighting for this Ride-Only <br />Project of SR 933 corridor. This section is SR 933 is classified as an Urban Minor Arterial with <br />a Class 5 Access Management Classification providing integral access to Miami’s Health <br />District/Civic Center and to various Miami Metrorail stations located within the project limits. <br />FDOT D6, SR5/US1/S. Dixie Highway from north of SW 336th Street to south of SW 304th <br />Street (2018-2021) | FM 405575-7-32-01 | Designer responsible for assisting in the design of <br />Temporary Traffic Control Plan and Maintenance of Traffic, Signalization Design and Signing <br />and Pavement Marking Plan of the resurfacing, restoration, and rehabilitation of the US-1 <br />corridor to extend the service life and safety while improving roadway and operational <br />deficiencies. Coordination efforts included Miami-Dade County, Florida City, and the City of <br />Homestead. <br />FDOT D4, SR-80 from East of Parker Ave to West of Washington Road (2019-2022) | FM <br />446101-7-32-01 | Responsible for all plan production efforts for pedestrian signalization <br />upgrades, and replacement of vehicle detection loops at three different intersections along <br />SR80. Coordinated with TTCP EOR and surveyor for the Subsurface Utility Engineering efforts <br />to design around existing underground utilities. <br />FDOT D4, SR-5/N Federal Highway from south of 10 Avenue South to South of 6 Avenue <br />North (2019-2022) | FM 446173-7-32-01 | Responsible for all plan production efforts for <br />pedestrian signalization upgrades, lighting, and TTCP. Lighting upgrades required extensive <br />coordination with the City of Lake Worth Beach in order to utilize the same type of decorative <br />poles. Efforts include the District’s approval of sole-sourced decorative lighting fixtures. <br />FDOT D4, SR842/Broward Blvd. from NW 7 Avenue to East of US1/SR5 (2018-2021) | FM <br />443309-1-52-01 | Assisted in the plans and production efforts for TTCP, S&PM and signals. <br />Developed enhancements along SR-842 / Broward Blvd which included removal of existing brick <br />pavers at major intersections, lighting retrofits at signalized intersections, and pedestrian signal <br />upgrades. The project required a complex TTCP to minimize traffic disruption for this vital arterial <br />roadway that is the main ingress/egress route to Fort Lauderdale’s downtown area. The project <br />included an incentive/disincentive bonus structure for the contractor to complete work over the <br />weekends and have all lanes open to traffic by Monday 6 AM. <br />FDOT D6, Districtwide Freight Logistics and Passenger Service OPS Consultant Services <br />(2013-2021)| Contract CD904 | As part of this contract Ms. Cutillo served as designer performing <br />the following tasks: Design of Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) for proposed rail closures, coordinate <br />with stakeholders and MOT contractor, prepare plans including tabulation of quantities, notes, <br />detour route plans and coordinate plan reviews. Additionally, Ms. Cutillo participated in the design <br />review process for the signing and pavement and signalization components of all crossings being <br />part of the Brightline-All Aboard Florida within Miami Dade County. This review included <br />incorporating comments into the ERC, actively participating in the design review meetings, and <br />coordinating with FDOT. <br />EDUCATION <br />Master of Science in <br />Civil Engineering, <br />Florida International <br />University, Miami, FL <br />2016 <br />Bachelor of Science <br />in Civil,Universidad <br />Carabobo, Venezuela, <br />2013 <br />YEARS OF EXPERIENCE <br />Total 10 years <br />2016 - Present – CALTRAN <br />PROFICIENCIES <br />ƒAutoCAD Civil 3D <br />ƒOpenRoads Designer <br />ƒGEOPAK <br />ƒMicroStation (2D and 3D) <br />ƒProjectwise
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