Kaylyn Sinisgalli

Smart Sea Level Sensors Intern

I am excited to be a part of this project so I too can learn how to seamlessly integrate engineering projects into communities to create positive change. I‘m looking forward to working on the community-created push for air quality sensors this summer!

Kaylyn is a Georgia Tech senior student pursuing a BS/MS in Environmental Engineering with a minor in Spanish.

This summer Kaylyn will be working on the Air Quality Sensors project, an extension of the GT-Chatham County collaboration. As the project intern, she will aid with air quality sensor data analyzation from the Hudson Hill site and other underserved neighborhood in Savannah. Additionally, she will help develop air pollution mitigation plans based on research findings to reduce air pollution and improve air quality.

Kaylyn is a Georgia native and loves the outdoors. She is an Outdoor Recreation Georgia Tech (ORGT) trip leader and has led various student expeditions, including Tech Treks Alaska and the 2019 Ticino, Switzerland Canyoneering Endowment Expedition. She is adventurous and not afraid of challenges. To her it is all about mitigating risks that come with adventure!

Kaylyn is excited to bring her previous experience working with data acquisition & analysis at Boeing to our internship program. We are looking forward to having her support for our Chatham community partners. She will be teleworking due to COVID-19 social distancing. We welcome Kaylyn onboard and are very happy to have her on our Smart Sea Level Sensor project team.