Ryan Krueger, P.E.

With nine years of experience at a multidisciplinary consulting firm specializing in stormwater management, land development, municipal, and traffic engineering, Ryan brings a wealth of expertise to his role as a Water Resources Engineering Project Manager for Princeton Hydro. During this time, he gained extensive experience in project management and design for a variety of projects, both large and small, and earned his licensure as a professional engineer.

Before entering the consulting field, Ryan contributed to innovative research as part of Rowan University’s CREATE’s Fellowship Program, working in the Construction and Materials Lab. His work involved comprehensive testing and modeling of asphalt, geogrids, and soil aggregates. Earlier in his career, Ryan gained hands-on experience through various construction and technician roles, which further deepened his understanding of the field.

Ryan holds dual degrees: a B.S. in Civil Engineering from Rowan University and a B.S. in Applied Physics from Stockton University. He has also completed the Wetlands Delineation Certificate Program at Rutgers University.

Beyond his professional endeavors, Ryan enjoys woodworking, hiking, trap shooting, hunting, and restoring antique cars and equipment.