Education

B.S., Washington University in St. Louis

M.S., The University of Texas at Austin, 2010

Registration

CA, Civil Engineer, License No. 80316

CA, Structural Engineer, License No. 6437

Why did you go into structural engineering?

I wanted to design roller coasters since I was 7 and my favorite roller coaster manufacturer at the time, Arrow Dynamics, said you needed to be a civil / structural engineer to design them.

Little Known Fact

I played cornet in a semi-professional British brass band in high school.

Question of the Day

What’s your favorite team?

Arsenal.

Education

B.S., Architectural Engineering, The University of Texas at Austin, 2011

M.S., Civil Engineering, The University of Texas at Austin, 2013

Why did you go into structural engineering?

The “Imagineer That” commercial on the Disney Channel inspired me to become an engineer during a segment about designing rollercoasters. It taught me that engineering was the combination of math, science, and creativity.

Question of the Day

Favorite architect?

Santiago Calatrava.

Education

B.S., Civil Engineer, University of Portland
M.S., Structural Engineering, UCLA

Why did you go into structural engineering?

I took a “Natural disasters in the Pacific Northwest” class in undergrad and thought the earthquake portion was fascinating.

Little Known Fact

I can play the trombone.

Question of the Day

What is your unusual talent?

I can juggle.

Education

B.A., Structural Engineering, UC San Diego, 2006

M.S., Civil Engineering, UC Los Angeles, 2010

PhD, Civil Engineering, UC Los Angeles, 2014

Registration

CA, Civil Engineer, License No. 75049

Education

B.S., Rice University

M.S., University of Washington

Registration

WA, Civil Engineer, License No. 55820

CA, Civil Engineer, License No. 86004

Why did you go into structural engineering?

I have always had a passion for designing and constructing. Structural engineering in particular really clicked for me when I went on a job shadow of a structural engineer as part of a middle school project. I saw a SAP model for the first time and toured the new Seattle Transit Tunnel, and I knew the field was a perfect fit for me.

Little Known Fact

I am an amateur board game designer.

Question of the Day

What’s your favorite way to get to work?

Running.

Education

B.S., Architectural Engineering, Cal Poly San Luis Obsipo

M.S., Structural Engineering Mechanics and Materials, UC Berkeley

Registration

CA, Civil Engineer, License No. 82111

Why did you go into structural engineering?

It’s a unique blend of science and design, form and function. It’s lovely to see our designs built and safely serve the population.

Little Known Fact

I’m from New Hampshire, famous for maple syrup, election years, and cows.

Question of the Day

What is your unusual talent?

Cooking Thai food on my portable 100,000 BTU wok.

Education

B.S., Chemistry, Georgetown University,  2000

B.S., Civil Engineering, University of Maryland, 2008

M.S., Civil and Structural Engineering, University of Illinois at Urban-Champaign, 2011

Registration

CA, Civil Engineer, License No. 81567

CA, Structural Engineer, License No. 6562

Why did you go into structural engineering?

After working in IT for 5+ years, I wanted to do something that produced more tangible results. I always enjoyed building & design in addition to math and science. Structural engineering seemed like a perfect combination of those skills. I love the fact that I can see a building and know that I had a role in creating it.

Little Known Fact

I spent 3 weeks in Russia as a high school exchange student in February of 1995.

Question of the Day

What hobby would you go into if time and money weren’t an issue?

Photography.

Education

M.S., Civil Engineering, UC Berkley

B.S., Civil Engineering, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo

Registration

CA, Civil Engineer, License No. 86660

Why did you go into structural engineering?

During summers in high school, I volunteered for Habitat for Humanity in eastern Washington. I’ll never forget the feeling of accomplishment; seeing the house take shape as we framed the walls, and lifted the trusses into place. This love of building, paired with an affinity for physics and math, and structural engineering was a perfect fit.

Little Known Fact

I once did a solo bike trip down the coast of Tasmania. Saw plenty of wombats, wallabies and echidnas, but no Tasmanian devil!

Question of the Day

What’s your favorite way to get to work?

Biking. “Everyday is Bike to work Day!”

Education

M.S., Civil Engineering, Johns Hopkins University, 2009

B.S. Civil Engineering, Johns Hopkins University, 2008

Registration

WA, Structural Engineer, License No. 51786

WA, Professional Engineer, License No. 51786

CA, Civil Engineer, License No. 83735

Education

Ph.D., Civil Engineering, University of Texas at Austin, 2008

M.S., Civil Engineering, University of Texas at Austin, 2006

B.S., Civil Engineering, Yonsei University, Seoul, South Korea, 2001

Registration

CA, Civil Engineer, License No. 77087

CA, Structural Engineer, License No. 5892

TX, Civil Engineer, License No. 103609

Why did you go into structural engineering?

Great Hanshin Earthquake and Sampoong Department Store Collapse in 1995.
Concrete bridges designed by Robert Maillard.

Little Known Fact

I was one of the documentary photographers recording the life of migrant workers in South Korea and directed a photography exhibition on their life and culture.

Question of the Day

What’s your favorite band?

Radiohead.

Education

B.S., Architectural Engineering, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo

M.S., Structural Engineering, University of California San Diego

Registration

CA, Structural Engineer, License No. 6677

CA, Civil Engineer, License No. 84289

Why did you go into structural engineering?

I grew up loving math and physics and building things with my older brother. When he went into civil engineering and brought home assignments from college, I was immediately drawn to the structural ones. Growing up the Bay Area I always wanted to work in SF and loved the idea I could contribute to the skyline, so it all came together with structural engineering.

Little Known Fact

I’m an avid sewer and crafter and love trying out new projects.

Question of the Day

What were you going to be when you grew up?

I distinctly remember wanting to be an ambassador to Japan (mostly so I could meet Sailor Moon). I even convinced my parents to let me take a DVC College for Kids course in Japanese in 4th grade to help my chances. I was not very good at it, but I can still count to 10.