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Beth Muller serves as Director, of Information Technology at JB&B, working in technology design and project management with JB&B Technologies. Ms. Muller’s projects span across multiple market sectors, specializing in healthcare, life sciences, and research centers. Some of her most recent projects include NYU Langone Health’s Kimmel Pavilion, Science Building, Smilow Research Center and Center for Women’s Health; Jefferson Health Specialty Care Pavilion; and Columbia University’s Jerome L. Greene Science Center.

Her wide-ranging experience in other market sectors includes education centers, financial institutions, museums, hotels, resorts, and public transportation projects, including the design of the Department of Transportation’s office at 55 Water Street, Moynihan Train Hall, and the expansion of the Museum of Modern Art. Ms. Muller is also experienced with designing world-renowned hotels and resorts such as Baha Mar Resort in Nassau, the Bahamas.

Ms. Muller is a Registered Communications Distribution Designer and a certified RFID Associate. She earned a Master of Science Degree in Project Management from George Washington University. She also holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Facilities Planning and Design and Management from the School of Architecture at the University at Buffalo. In 2017, Ms. Muller was recognized by the Women’s Builders Council as an Outstanding Woman in Building.