Partner & Electrical Engineer, CMTA; BS, Electrical Engineering, University of Kentucky
Stewart has designed a variety of lighting, power and photovoltaic projects, specifically in new and renovated K-12 facilities. He concentrates on high-efficiency electrical systems that reduce the operating costs of the building. In the fall of 2006, Stewart successfully interviewed for a college co-op position with CMTA while attending the University of Kentucky. In the first few years as a consulting engineer, Stewart honed his skills in fundamental electrical engineering practices in and mastered the drawing software he used daily. His projects spanned eastern Kentucky, including designing the 240,000-square-foot student center at Morehead State University and the new 72,000-square-foot Pikeville County Public Library. These experiences not only introduced him to remarkable colleagues and peers, but also led to the establishment of lasting relationships that still thrive. When CMTA developed an office in Richmond, Virginia, Stewart was asked to spearhead the electrical engineering department, which now has six engineers. Stewart leads day-to-day electrical operations and is dedicated to mentoring and teaching the younger engineers. In 2019, Stewart became a partner in the firm and is now heavily involved in business development and staff growth in the Richmond office. Additionally, he continues to work closely with CMTA’s Lexington, Kentucky, office where he started. When he is not busy working, he likes to golf, travel and follow horse racing.
