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John Kasab is a General Engineer at the US Environmental Protection Agency, specializing in the evaluation of criteria pollutant and greenhouse gas emissions within the Office of Transportation and Air Quality. Kasab has extensive leadership experience with the Society of Women Engineers and previously served as a Senior Technical Specialist at AVL, focusing on fuel cell systems engineering and emissions regulations. Additional expertise includes being a Chief Engineer for Chemical Engineering at Ricardo, where multiple projects aimed at emissions control and alternative fuels were led, and serving as an Honorary Associate at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, developing curriculum for engineering courses. Kasab holds a PhD in Chemical Engineering from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, along with master's and bachelor's degrees from Washington University in St. Louis.