Ph.D., Materials Science, Engineering & Commercialization
Texas State University
A professional profile spanning project management, civil engineering practice, construction management, sustainable materials research, and technology commercialization.
Kehinde Adewale, PE, PMP, LEED Green Associate, is a civil engineer, project-management professional, and Ph.D. candidate in Materials Science, Engineering, and Commercialization at Texas State University. His background connects construction and infrastructure delivery with applied research in low-carbon concrete, CO₂ curing, durability, and materials characterization.
His experience in construction, installation, facilities, and infrastructure environments developed a practical approach to coordination, safety, quality, constructability, and technical problem-solving. He applies the same delivery discipline to experimental programs, multidisciplinary collaboration, analysis, and technical communication.
His materials research provides an additional layer of technical credibility: the ability to evaluate evidence, understand performance tradeoffs, and translate complex findings into decisions relevant to producers, contractors, specifiers, and infrastructure owners.
My professional direction is to develop high-performance fiber-reinforced cementitious composites (HPFRCCs) with improved ductility and crack control for durable, resilient, and sustainable infrastructure.
“I bring project-delivery discipline and materials expertise together to move complex technical work toward safe, durable, and practical outcomes.”
Texas State University
Texas State University
Obafemi Awolowo University
Colorado civil engineering license
Project leadership and sustainable-built-environment credentials
Construction safety training
Engineering fundamentals credentials