FHEEI
Mo serves as day-to-day project manager and technical contributor for the Fume Hood Energy Efficiency Initiative. His contributions include new sensing modules and orchestration on an inherited firmware platform.
Government & teaming
Research capability.
Operational discipline.
Connected sensing, energy-efficiency research support, and program operations for agencies, research teams, and prime contractors scoping a defined piece of work.
Core competencies
From the measurement to the decision.
A practical mix of technical research, data work, and the operations that keep a program moving.
| Capability | Typical deliverables |
|---|---|
| Connected sensing | Sensor selection and instrumentation plans, data collection workflows, and records of measurement sources and operating conditions. |
| Energy-efficiency research | Technical investigations, measurement plans, and analysis for studies involving ventilation, energy use, and environmental conditions. |
| Experiments, firmware & telemetry | Experimental protocols, embedded firmware, telemetry workflows, and test records with explicit conditions and implementation limits. |
| Technical analytics | Prepared datasets, data quality checks, quantitative analysis, dashboards, and recurring reports with documented methods. |
| Research program support | Work plans, milestone and deliverable registers, proposal coordination, technical reports, and organized project records. |
| Non-attest finance operations | Budget models, cost tracking, reconciliations, reporting workbooks, and supporting records for research and business operations. |
Principal research experience
Research at the University of Washington.
Mo RiGesefal brings project and technical experience from the Sensors, Energy, and Automation Laboratory (SEAL).
RadGuard
RadGuard is a University of Washington research proposal for an AI companion for radiation-risk mitigation in occupational emergencies. Mo’s related research contributions focus on benchmarks, source-traceable response evaluation, and review workflows.
These examples describe Mo’s individual university research contributions and are separate from MSA corporate past performance.
Support for a prospective FHEEI role
SEAL Director Professor Alexander Mamishev has signed a letter supporting evaluation of MSA for prospective FHEEI work in sensing, embedded firmware, data infrastructure, research, and technical support.
The letter supports UW consideration of MSA for prospective FHEEI project work.
Company overview
Washington based.
Built for focused work.
MSA is a Washington limited liability company formed in 2026. We welcome conversations about a defined research work package, technical support role, or program operations need.
Experience and past performance
Our principals bring individual research and finance experience to the firm. That experience belongs to the individuals and their roles at other organizations; it is distinct from MSA corporate past performance.
| Legal name | MO SHERPA ASSOCIATES LLC |
|---|---|
| Business structure | Limited liability company |
| State of formation | Washington |
| Date of formation | August 19, 2026 |
| Washington UBI | 606 276 250 |
| Point of contact | Mo RiGesefal rigesefal@mosherpa.org |
Contact us for current registration details and engagement eligibility before relying on this page for a procurement decision.
A useful first conversation
Bring the requirement. We will help define the work.
For a teaming inquiry, sources-sought response, or a potential scope of work, these details help us assess fit.
The objective
The research question or operational need, the expected deliverable, and any relevant solicitation or statement of work.
The working context
The role you have in mind, available data or equipment, collaborating teams, and any location or access requirements.
The decision window
The response deadline, anticipated period of performance, and the criteria that will determine whether the work is complete.
Start a conversation
A defined role. A clear next step.
Send a brief outline of the opportunity to Mo RiGesefal. We can discuss technical fit, the proposed scope, and the information needed to evaluate an engagement.