Brian Hahnlen serves as the Principal and Director of Lighting Design at MA Engineers, Inc., where he leverages over 24 years of extensive experience in electrical engineering and lighting design to spearhead innovative projects across diverse sectors. With a solid educational foundation, holding both a...
Brian Hahnlen serves as the Principal and Director of Lighting Design at MA Engineers, Inc., where he leverages over 24 years of extensive experience in electrical engineering and lighting design to spearhead innovative projects across diverse sectors. With a solid educational foundation, holding both a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Science in Architectural Engineering from Pennsylvania State University, Brian has honed his expertise in creating efficient and aesthetically pleasing lighting solutions that enhance the functionality and ambiance of various environments.
At MA Engineers, Brian plays a pivotal role in leading key projects that span higher education, healthcare, multi-family residential, commercial, retail, cultural, and entertainment sectors. His deep understanding of lighting controls, electrical engineering principles, and project management enables him to deliver tailored solutions that meet the unique needs of each client. Notably, his proficiency in advanced design tools such as AutoCAD Architecture, BIM, and SketchUp allows him to visualize and implement complex lighting systems seamlessly.
Brian's commitment to excellence is evident in his ability to integrate innovative lighting designs with energy-efficient practices, ensuring that projects not only meet aesthetic goals but also adhere to sustainability standards. His leadership fosters a collaborative environment where creativity and technical skill converge, resulting in projects that enhance user experience while optimizing energy consumption. As a thought leader in the industry, Brian continues to push the boundaries of lighting design, making significant contributions to the built environment throughout the southwest and San Diego areas.
