Greg Williams, is the Energy Management Project Coordinator for the City of Greensboro, Office of Sustainability and Resilience where he supports the City’s efforts to more accurately monitor and manage utility consumption. He brings a diverse technical background spanning from electric vehicle research, software automation, and workflow modernization with a strong focus on bridging technological gaps between teams and updating legacy systems. Prior to joining the City of Greensboro, Greg played a key role in modernizing the software development life cycle for a large 911 software provider, helping to improve efficiency, reliability, and cross-functional collaboration. Greg holds an associate’s degree in computer Programming from Wake Technical Community College and a Bachelor of Arts from North Carolina State University.
Greg Williams, is the Energy Management Project Coordinator for the City of Greensboro, Office of Sustainability and Resilience where he supports the City’s efforts to more accurately monitor and manage utility consumption. He brings a diverse technical background spanning from electric vehicle research, software automation, and workflow modernization with a strong focus on bridging technological gaps between teams and updating legacy systems. Prior to joining the City of Greensboro, Greg played a key role in modernizing the software development life cycle for a large 911 software provider, helping to improve efficiency, reliability, and cross-functional collaboration. Greg holds an associate’s degree in computer Programming from Wake Technical Community College and a Bachelor of Arts from North Carolina State University.