Sean has over ten years of pedestrian and bicycle planning, design, and implementation experience in New York and New Jersey.  Over the past nine years at NYC DOT he has worked on projects which redesigned city streets with an eye toward safety, mobility, and economic development.  In his current role he oversees a staff of planners, engineers, and urban designers all working toward improving the bicycle and pedestrian network throughout the city as well as enhancing the public realm through the development of plazas and streetscape amenities.  Sean graduated from the Bloustein School at Rutgers University in 2007 with a Master’s degree in City and Regional Planning.