Professional Growth Amid a Pandemic
Professional Growth Amid a Pandemic
Congratulations to these staff members on their new certifications and licenses. We are inspired by your dedication and the knowledge, expertise, and innovation you bring to our firm.
Matt Benjamin
Orange County Office
Road Safety Professional
Rodney Brown
Sacramento Office
Road Safety Professional
John Gard
Roseville Office
Road Safety Professional
Rob Rees
Oakland Office
Road Safety Professional
Dave Stanek
Sacramento Office
Road Safety Professional
Kathrin Tellez
Orlando Office
Road Safety Professional
Tino Jonga
Seattle Office
Envision Sustainability Professional
Daniel Dye
Tacoma Office
Licensed Civil Engineer New State: WA
Josh Peterman
Walnut Creek Office
Licensed Civil Engineer New State: MA
Chelsea Dyess
Seattle Office
AICP
Saima Musharrat
Orange County Office
AICP
Ribeka Toda
Los Angeles Office
Licensed Civil Engineer New State: CA
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