Kallini joins Cosentini’s Boston office as director of information technologies

Boston, MA Nader Kallini, RCDD has joined Cosentini’s local office as the new director of information technologies. Kallini holds a B.S. in electrical/mechanical engineering technology from New England Institute of Technology, and an electrical certification from Page Electrical School. Kallini owned and operated his structured cabling business for 17 years, designing and implementing low-voltage system solutions for commercial, high-end residential, medical, restaurant, sports bar, and industrial plant projects.

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