Ryan Eno, PE

Ryan is a Professional Engineer, licensed in Delaware, who provides services in geotechnical engineering, CAD drafting, and drone imagery. Mr. Eno supports a wide range of projects performing a multitude of different services. As part of the geotechnical engineering staff, his primary responsibilities include analyzing and designing deep and shallow foundations, modeling embankment stability and settlement, report writing and preparation, and laboratory soil testing.

Mr. Eno is an experienced drafter, first learning to use AutoCAD and Civil3D in high school, and has been continuously growing his knowledge since. From his past role in land development, Mr. Eno drafted preliminary and final site plans, detail sheets, and surveying plans, to name a few. Since joining Princeton Hydro, he has contributed to the drafting effort of almost every CAD plan that the geotechnical engineering team has created. His advanced knowledge of Civil3D allows him to aid the rest of the engineering staff by developing topographic surfaces, cut/fill volumes, utility profiles, and more. Furthermore, he has his Part 107 sUAS Remote Pilot license allowing him to fly drones commercially. With this license, Mr. Eno manages the company’s photography drone which is used for site reconnaissance and marketing. In his previous role, he flew LiDAR drones for large-scale topographic surveys.

Before joining Princeton Hydro, Mr. Eno received his B.S. from Rowan University in Civil & Environmental Engineering with a minor in Mathematics. While an undergraduate student, he interned for the US Army Corps of Engineers – Philadelphia District as a Student Trainee. In this role, he aided in updating floodplain maps for FEMA’s flood hazard database. Immediately after graduating, Mr. Eno worked in land development, primarily designing storm sewer systems, conducting hydrologic and hydraulic analyses, and drafting site plans for construction approval.

Outside of work, Ryan enjoys to reading and hiking.