Full Name
Jeremy Snyder
Job Title
President
Company Name
Ft. Worth Chapter ASHRAE
Speaker Bio
After taking a physics class in high school, Jeremy Snyder knew he wanted to become an engineer. During this class, he built a speaker from scratch, and from that project he realized how much he enjoyed science, and designing and building things.
Jeremy is a member — and former Fort Worth chapter president — of ASHRAE. He is also a member of the local chapter of TSPE. Sander joined BHB Inc. in 2015, after a one-year mission trip to Saltillo, Mexico to help start a community center.
Thermodynamics and heat transfer are Jeremy’s specialty areas and sciences he enjoys most. His project experience includes mechanical and plumbing design in multiple areas from healthcare to industrial facilities, and is adept at working within a team to design systems to work for a specific environment.
Before joining BHB, Sander worked at Nike for five years; three as an engineer and two as an engineer team lead. Through Nike, he has a total of 19 patents and seven published applications. In 2012, Snyder left Nike to work at Bell Helicopter in a project management and coordination role. He was one of the engineers who worked on the 525 Relentless Helicopter.
Snyder holds a bachelor’s and master’s of science in mechanical engineering.
Outside of work, he loves spending time with his wife, Kaci, and newborn baby boy. He also enjoys doing volunteer work, running, cycling, hiking, and being active outdoors. Of the mountains he’s climbed, the coolest and most challenging was Mount Kilimanjaro, in Tanzania.
Jeremy is a member — and former Fort Worth chapter president — of ASHRAE. He is also a member of the local chapter of TSPE. Sander joined BHB Inc. in 2015, after a one-year mission trip to Saltillo, Mexico to help start a community center.
Thermodynamics and heat transfer are Jeremy’s specialty areas and sciences he enjoys most. His project experience includes mechanical and plumbing design in multiple areas from healthcare to industrial facilities, and is adept at working within a team to design systems to work for a specific environment.
Before joining BHB, Sander worked at Nike for five years; three as an engineer and two as an engineer team lead. Through Nike, he has a total of 19 patents and seven published applications. In 2012, Snyder left Nike to work at Bell Helicopter in a project management and coordination role. He was one of the engineers who worked on the 525 Relentless Helicopter.
Snyder holds a bachelor’s and master’s of science in mechanical engineering.
Outside of work, he loves spending time with his wife, Kaci, and newborn baby boy. He also enjoys doing volunteer work, running, cycling, hiking, and being active outdoors. Of the mountains he’s climbed, the coolest and most challenging was Mount Kilimanjaro, in Tanzania.
