Kelvin Kozakevitch
Kelvin Kozakevitch
Project Manager | MWH Constructors Inc.
With expertise in construction, wastewater treatment, and electrical engineering, Kelvin Kozakevitch excels as a results-driven project manager at MWH Constructors Inc., where he has been active since 2025. In this capacity, he oversees electrical trade packages, scheduling, change orders, subcontractor relationships, and commissioning; reviews designs from the design team; and communicates all changes to the subcontractor in the field.
In addition, Mr. Kozakevitch is responsible for all electrical work on a project for San Francisco’s Biosolids Digester Facilities Plant, which benefits 80 percent of the city’s residents. This role requires subcontractor management, scheduling, and technical reviews of all project historic documentation to ensure up-to-date and accurate final installations. He previously served as a project manager and consultant engineer for electrical installations Elevation Constructors from 2020 to 2024 in his home country of Brazil. Prior to that position, he was active as a freelance electrical project designer for Autonomous Worker from 2018 to 2020.
Attributing his success to mentors and supervisors in the field, Mr. Kozakevitch gravitated toward his field at a formative age. Upon graduating from high school, he pursued a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from the Federal Technological University of Paraná, which he ultimately earned in 2015. During his studies, he gained hands-on work experience as an intern and electrical designer for wastewater applications at CISM in Brazil, where he remained for four years.
Maintaining his dedication to learning in the midst of his successful career, Mr. Kozakevitch recently bolstered his credentials with a master’s degree in construction management from Brigham Young University in 2025, graduating with a 4.0 GPA and as a member of the International Honor Society for Construction Management.
Looking toward the future, he strives to commission an entire mechanical, electrical, and plumbing system in wastewater management. He aims to gain enough knowledge in these disciplines to feel confident as a commissioning supervisor. Additionally, as a leader, he is interested in exploring ways to support his team in light of the emergence of AI, hoping to ensure that his employees can use these new tools to enhance their productivity rather than be replaced by the developing technology. He believes that while people’s roles may change, they should have the opportunity to learn and adapt their skill sets and not face job loss.
Press Release
Marquis Who’s Who Honors Kelvin Kozakevitch for Expertise in Construction and Wastewater Treatment
Kelvin Kozakevitch is recognized for excellence as a project manager at MWH Constructors Inc. and contributions as a resident engineer for multiple wastewater projects in Brazil.
ALAMEDA, CA, March 02, 2026 — Kelvin Kozakevitch has been selected for inclusion in Marquis Who’s Who. As in all Marquis Who’s Who biographical volumes, individuals profiled are selected on the basis of current reference value. Factors such as position, noteworthy accomplishments, visibility, and prominence in a field are all taken into account during the selection process.
Mr. Kozakevitch currently serves as a project manager at MWH Constructors Inc., a leading general contractor specializing in water and wastewater treatment for the municipal and industrial sectors. Since 2025, he has been responsible for managing electrical trade packages, overseeing scheduling and change orders, maintaining subcontractor relationships and leading commissioning efforts. He reviews designs from the different subcontractor packages and owner-hired designers and ensures that all changes are communicated effectively to subcontractors in the field. Mr. Kozakevitch’s leadership on the San Francisco Biosolids Digester Facilities Plant, Scope II, has been instrumental, with his oversight benefiting a significant portion of San Francisco’s residents. Mr. Kozakevitch and his team are responsible for all electrical work on this major infrastructure initiative, with a focus on commissioning an integrated mechanical, electrical and plumbing system for wastewater management.
Before joining MWH Constructors Inc., Mr. Kozakevitch was a resident electrical engineer at Elevation Constructors from 2020 to 2024. During his tenure, he contributed to several high-profile projects, including serving as a resident engineer for the ETE Belém Project in Curitiba, Brazil, and as an engineer for ETA Palácio das Águas in São Paulo, Brazil. Mr. Kozakevitch also played a key role as a resident engineer on SAIC’s Integrated Automation System for Sewage in Curitiba, Brazil. His responsibilities included ensuring the quality and efficiency of electrical systems within complex water treatment and automation projects.
From 2018 to 2020, Mr. Kozakevitch excelled as a autonomous professional consultant for companies working on projects for Sanepar, a Brazilian water supply and sewage company that also operates in the waste management sector. He provided expert guidance on engineering solutions for water and wastewater infrastructure. Mr. Kozakevitch’s consultancy work further developed his expertise in large-scale utility projects and reinforced his commitment to sustainable infrastructure development.
Mr. Kozakevitch began his career as an intern and electrical designer for wastewater applications at CISM in Brazil, a role he held for four years. This foundational experience enabled him to develop technical skills in electrical engineering and gain practical exposure to the challenges of designing systems for critical public utilities.
Highly educated in preparation for his career in this sector, Mr. Kozakevitch earned a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from Federal University of Technology in Brazil in 2015 and a master’s degree in construction engineering with a focus on infrastructure asset management in 2025.
Throughout his career, Mr. Kozakevitch has maintained active membership in the American Society of Civil Engineers, reflecting his dedication to professional development and industry engagement. Beyond his professional pursuits, he has demonstrated a strong commitment to civic engagement and humanitarian service. He currently supports various religious organizations as a donor and, from 2016 to 2018, volunteered with humanitarian and social services through the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Mr. Kozakevitch’s project management experience has spanned several major initiatives, including the San Francisco Biosolids Digester Facilities Plant Scope II project, the ETE Belém Project in Curitiba, the ETA Palácio das Águas in São Paulo, and the SAIC Integrated Automation System for Sewage. He credits his success in these projects and his career as a whole to the mentorship and guidance of his mentors and supervisors. Their influence has shaped Mr. Kozakevitch’s character, instilling compassion and a commitment to treating colleagues as individuals while prioritizing their well-being.
Looking ahead, Mr. Kozakevitch aims to deepen his expertise as a commissioning supervisor across the mechanical, electrical and plumbing disciplines in wastewater management. As a leader, he is committed to supporting his team by exploring how to leverage emerging artificial intelligence tools to enhance productivity while ensuring employees have opportunities to adapt their skill sets to technological advancements.
