Jeremy Mull is a Coastal Engineer at AECOM in Seattle, Washington. His work focuses on coastal vulnerability to flooding and inundation, sea level rise and climate change adaptation, structure and shoreline design, coastal erosion, sediment transport, nearshore wave processes, shoreline restoration, bathymetric and topographic surveying, and tsunami modeling. He is interested in using shoreline design, particularly shoreline restoration and natural shoreline design, to help communities and clients increase their protection against coastal storms and future sea level rise. He received his Masters Degree in Coastal Engineering from Oregon State University where he did research on coastal dune erosion in the Pacific Northwest. Although much of his work is based in the Northwest, he has projects in California, Oregon, British Columbia, Alaska, Hawaii, Massachusetts, New York, and Florida. He is a licensed Professional Civil Engineer in the State of California.