Bryan is a second year Master in Public Policy student at the Harvard Kennedy School, where he contributes to research on the energy transition and industrial policy. Prior to HKS, Bryan spent three years as an Energy, Sustainability, and Infrastructure Consultant at Guidehouse, where he primarily provided technical and market analysis, research, and strategic planning support to DOE on emerging energy-efficient and low-carbon building technologies, policies, and initiatives. He also spent one year as a Science, Tech, & Policy Fellow at U.S. DOE. There, he worked to increase the rate of energy-efficiency building retrofits in low- to moderate-income communities in the U.S. by leveraging financial incentives and innovative financing mechanisms. Bryan’s aim is to advance equitable climate, energy, and environmental policies that enable economic development across the U.S., especially in underserved communities. He holds a bachelor's degree in Environmental Economics and Ethical Policymaking from Duke University.