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Profiles of Members of EPA's Asian-American and Pacific Islander Community: David Magdangal

Profiles of Members of EPA's Asian-American and Pacific Islander Community


David Magdangal

David Magdangal, Environmental Engineer
Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance, Office of Compliance, Enforcement Targeting and Data Division, Integration Targeting and Access Branch
Washington, DC (EPA Headquarters)

Where were you born?

I was born in Whittier, California

What brought you to EPA?

The Presidential Management Fellowship Program brought me to EPA. 

What type of work do you do at EPA?

Simply put, the type of work I do at EPA is storytelling. I use data from specific databases to tell a story about any particular thing you can think of. In some instances, the story to tell is how one thing impacts another. Another story might tell how a trend may very well lead to undesirable outcomes. 

What is your highest level of education? What was your major?

My highest level of education is a Master of Science degree in environmental engineering.

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