AG&E welcomes Nina Paruchuri as Principal, Program Management Mission Critical

AG&E is pleased to announce the newest addition to our team, Nina Paruchuri, who joins as Principal, Program Management Mission Critical, based in our Dallas Office.

With a diverse professional background spanning various industries, Nina excels in multi-faceted project management and technology. Nina’s expertise and dedication make her an invaluable asset to our company.

“We are fortunate to have someone as experienced and talented as Nina join AG&E,” said Al Baysek, PE, SE, Executive Principal and CSO of AG&E. “Strategically, she bolsters our leadership in the Mission Critical and Integrated Services market sectors, which are currently one of the fastest growing areas of work at AG&E. That leadership, coupled with her program and project management experience, will be a tremendous benefit to the long-term growth of our next generation of leaders.”

Outside of her professional achievements, Nina thoroughly enjoys immersing herself in diverse cultures and indulging in new cuisines when she travels. Music holds a significant place in Nina’s heart and nothing brings her more joy than spending quality time with her family, fur baby, and close friends.

We are thrilled to welcome Nina and are confident that her skills and contributions will further enhance our collective success.

Get to know Nina Paruchuri

Best Part of the Job

Nina is excited to integrate her expertise in program management and structural engineering with the intricate mission critical demands of high-tech data centers that are becoming more and more important in the new AI world order.

Favorite Project

One of Nina’s most rewarding experiences was overseeing the entire lifecycle of designing steel mill projects. At AG&E, Nina looks forward to navigating the complete design lifecycle of mission critical data centers.

Favorite Vacation

Nina’s most memorable vacation was in Istanbul. She loved experiencing the unique blend of east and west, a fusion of tradition and modernity, and marveling at the breathtaking architecture. Nina was fascinated by the city’s unique setting bridging both Europe and Asia.