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Teresa Carlon has been with Pacific Northwest National Laboratory since 1992. Most recently, Ms. Carlon completed her Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology studying Java, C, C++ programming, computer and information process, project planning and implementation, SQL for business, and networks and telecommunications concepts. She worked as the technical support contact for homeowners during the Olympic Peninsula GridWise Testbed Demonstration project and has won a Federal Laboratory Consortium for Technology Transfer (FLC) award for her role in the development of the Whole-Building Diagnostician software, which was commercialized by NorthWrite as the Energy Expert in 2008.

• Project Management and Implementation
• Database Design
• Computer Database Administration
• Computer Technical Support
• Web Programming, Designing, and Maintenance

• B.S. Information Technology, University of Phoenix, 2009

2002

• Kintner-Meyer M.C., M.R. Brambley, T.A. Carlon, and N.N. Bauman. 2002. "Wireless Sensors: Technology and Cost-Savings for Commercial Buildings." In Teaming for Efficiency: Proceedings, 2002 ACEEE Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings : Aug. 18-23, 2002, Asilomar Conference Center, Pacific Grove, California. Vol.7; Information and Electronic Technologies; Promises and Pitfalls., 7, 7.121-7.134. Washington, District Of Columbia:American Council for Energy Efficient Economy. PNNL-SA-36346.