Licenses and Certifications
Engineer-in-Training
Education
BS, Environmental Engineering, University of Vermont
Calvin is an engineer-in-training with research experience in sediment transportation and streambank erosion, as well as suspended sediment and algae bloom monitoring through LANDSAT and Sentinel satellite imagery. He has experience with various GIS programs and CADD software. His strong passion for stormwater is what drew him to the Pacific Northwest and to applying his experience within our Transportation Drainage team.
Education
BE, Civil Engineering, Washington State University (current student)
BS, Engineering Physics/Applied Physics, Whitworth University (current student)
Christopher is currently completing his undergraduate degrees and working as an engineering intern at Osborn Consulting. He primarily supports our Eastern Washington practice in stormwater planning and design work. Christopher excels in collaborating with others and understands the importance of strong relationships as the bedrock of quality engineering solutions.
Licenses and Certifications
Professional Engineer (WA)
NASSCO PACP, MACP, LACP
Education
BS, Civil Engineering, Gonzaga University
Ann is a Senior Project Manager focused on water resources condition assessment, rehabilitation, and planning work. Her experience involves a variety of complex municipal storm, sewer, and water system projects. As a NASSCO-certified engineer, she has led multiple condition assessment programs and rehabilitation projects using both trenchless and open cut methods, resulting in more resilient utility infrastructure for local cities. Ann has worked with agencies throughout the Pacific Northwest to identify, plan, and design capital improvement projects as part of larger planning efforts, such as basin, master, and comprehensive plans.
Licenses and Certifications
Professional Engineer (WA, CA)
ENVISION Sustainability Professional
LEED Accredited Professional
Certified Erosion and Sediment Control Lead (CESCL)
Education
BS/BA, Civil Engineering, Water Resources & Environmental Engineering, Oregon State University
Cheyenne serves as a Technical Service Manager and Senior Project Manager for complex stormwater, sewer and infrastructure improvement projects through the Pacific Northwest. He has extensive experience in stormwater model analysis, conveyance sizing, flood mitigation, stream and culvert retrofits, detention and water quality design, waterline relocations and Green Stormwater Infrastructure / LID implementation. Cheyenne takes project from concept design through final plans, specifications, and cost estimates.
Licenses and Certifications
Professional Engineer (WA, ID, OR)
Education
BS, Civil Engineering, University of Portland
Courtney’s experience is wide ranging, with a strong background in site development and utility system assessments. Her site design work has included a focus on ADA accessible parking and site layouts. She has worked on all stages of projects, from pre-design through PS&E documents and construction support. She has experience with Civil 3D, SWMM, and WWHM.
Licenses and Certifications
Engineer-in-Training
Education
BS, Civil Engineering, University of Portland
Brendan is an engineer-in-training who is passionate about supporting water resource engineering. During his senior year at the University of Portland, he worked alongside TriMet to design a pedestrian bridge for vertical loads. Since joining Osborn, Brendan has had the opportunity to work on water resource infrastructure, city infrastructure, and site development projects. He enjoys the creativity, collaboration, and real-world application present in every project that comes through the door.
Licenses and Certifications
Engineer-in-Training
WSDOT Highway Runoff Manual (HRM) Training
WSDOT Fish Passage and Stream Restoration Design Training
Education
BS, Civil Engineering, Entrepreneurial Leadership Minor, Gonzaga University
Megan is an engineer-in-training with experience with HEC-RAS, StormShed3G, AutoCAD, QGIS, and technical writing. She has applied those skills to transportation drainage and watershed planning projects in the Inland Pacific Northwest. She is most interested in green stormwater infrastructure and stream restoration.
Licenses and Certifications
Professional Engineer (WA)
WSDOT Fish Passage and Stream Restoration Design Training
Education
BS, Civil Engineering, Gonzaga University
Doug is a Civil Engineer who has experience in design of stream restoration, fish passage, and stormwater projects. He performs hydrologic and hydraulic analysis, creates AutoCAD Civil 3D project drawings, and develops reports, project costs, specifications, and permits. He is experienced with modeling software such as HEC-RAS, SRH-2D, and WWHM, and well versed in fish passage design including conducting reach surveys to determine stream morphology and streambed designs.
Licenses and Certifications
Professional Engineer (WA)
Certified Erosion and Sediment Control Lead (CESCL)
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA30) Trained
Education
BS, Civil Engineering, University of Washington
Evan is a Project Manager with experience in heavy civil construction and structural design. He uses his technical skills and field experience to help identify constructability issues, coordinate design teams, guide field engineers, and help projects meet and exceed their goals. Evan seeks out new challenges and thrives when problems arise that need to be solved. He combines a results-driven approach with strong communications skills to deliver on project objectives.
Licenses and Certifications
Professional Engineer (WA)
WSDOT Highway Runoff Manual (HRM) Training
WSDOT Fish Passage and Stream Restoration Design Training
Education
BS, Civil Engineering, Boise State University
BS, Biological Science, University of Vermont
Isaac stands out with his robust expertise in water resources. His career spans a diverse range of applications, from culvert replacements and habitat restoration to stormwater design.
Specializing in hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, Isaac’s contributions have been pivotal in numerous fish barrier removal and habitat restoration projects. Beyond his engineering acumen, he brings a unique blend of biological science knowledge, particularly in monitoring, fieldwork, species identification, and sustainable fisheries management. Isaac’s genuine passion for stream and habitat improvement is evident in every project, underscoring his commitment to ecological excellence.
Licenses and Certifications
Professional Engineer (WA)
WSDOT Highway Runoff Manual (HRM) Training
Education
BS Civil Engineering, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Janina’s area of expertise is managing and delivering stormwater design solutions. She develops drainage, utility, grading, and erosion control plans for roadways and site development projects. In addition, she has extensive experience in hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, roadway drainage design, writing hydraulic reports, and designing erosion and sediment control elements. Janina is highly adept at using ArcGIS, MicroStation, HEC-RAS, StormCAD, and SWMM software to design stormwater solutions.
Licenses and Certifications
Professional Engineer (WA)
WSDOT Fish Passage and Stream Restoration Design Training
Education
MS, Civil Engineering, Colorado State University
BS, Civil Engineering, University of Washington
As Senior Project Manager for Natural Resources, Matthew plans, analyzes, designs, and manages a wide range of projects, including levee assessments, flood protection and floodplain studies, fish passage and culvert replacement projects, wetland mitigation and river restoration projects, stormwater, as well as various hydrologic and hydraulic basin studies.
Matthew has worked with federal, state, tribal staff, and local agencies to lead multidisciplinary teams for complex projects throughout Washington State.
Licenses and Certifications
Professional Engineer (WA)
WSDOT Highway Runoff Manual (HRM) Training
Certified Erosion and Sediment Control Lead (CESCL)
Education
BS, Civil Engineering, California State University, Los Angeles
Terrence brings experience in civil engineering project design and management focused on transportation drainage. He has served in multiple engineering and public works roles for various cities throughout Washington, southern California, and Nevada. Terrence is well versed in the development and evaluation of design alternatives, project cost estimating, coordination with public agencies and utility owners, preparation of project plans and specifications, contract administration, construction phase engineering support, and construction management.
Licenses and Certifications
Professional Engineer (WA)
Education
MS, Civil Engineering, University of Washington
BS, Civil Engineering, Seattle University
Dave serves as the Business Development Manager at Osborn Consulting, where his primary focus is cultivating trusted relationships with our partner clients. With more than two decades of professional engineering experience, he specializes in overseeing complex stormwater, wastewater, and combined sewer projects. Dave’s unwavering commitment to sustainable solutions has consistently shone through as he leads collaborative teams and champions innovation in tackling the diverse challenges faced by modern utilities, cities, and counties.
Licenses and Certifications
Professional Engineer (WA)
WSDOT Highway Runoff Manual (HRM) Training
Education
Master of Integrated Water Management, University of Queensland
BS Civil Engineering, University of Minnesota
Lydia has experience in all phases of civil design, plan and specification preparation, and construction support. She focuses on conveyance design for transportation and water resource projects and has experience working on WSDOT fish passage culvert replacements, roundabout construction, and roadway improvements projects. Her Masters in Integrated Water Management provides her with a unique perspective for tackling complex water challenges, while her clear and concise communication skills ensure projects are successfully completed to meet client expectations.
Licenses and Certifications
Certified Erosion and Sediment Control Lead (CESCL)
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Training
Education
BS, Construction Management, University of Washington
Kelsie leads Osborn Consulting’s Alternative Delivery practice, leveraging her experience in the construction industry to effectively partner and deliver design-build projects. Her heavy civil construction background informs her approach to project management and helps her to anticipate common constructability pitfalls during design; saving time and costly changes.
Kelsie thrives on tackling new challenges in each of her projects and especially enjoys opportunities to develop skills, streamline procedures, and experience different scopes of work. In all, she is an expert in identifying and mitigating project risk.
Licenses and Certifications
Professional Engineer (WA, ID, MT, OR)
WSDOT Fish Passage and Stream Restoration Design Training
Education
MS, Biological and Agricultural Engineering, North Carolina State University
BS, Civil Engineering, Gonzaga University
Kayla has experience managing and working on a variety of projects that focus on her passion for the environment. This includes stream restoration, bank stabilization, sediment transport, salmon recovery, implementation of beaver dam analogues, dam breach analysis and removal, bridge and culvert replacement, floodplain mapping and analysis, stormwater management, environmental permitting, and agency coordination and outreach. She is passionate about mentorship and founded the Osborn Consulting Mentorship Program. She also volunteers at Gonzaga University.
Licenses and Certifications
Engineer-in-Training
BS, Civil Engineering, Seattle University
NASSCO PACP
Education
BS, Civil Engineering, Seattle University
Jamie is an Engineer-in-Training focused on water resources engineering. He recently graduated from Seattle University, where he completed a senior design project that designed a boardwalk to improve salmon habitat and eliminate flooding disruptions along a multi-use trail. Jamie is interested in improving water quality and habitat, as well as implementing green stormwater infrastructure.
Licenses and Certifications
Professional Engineer (WA)
Education
MS, Hydrology and Hydrodynamics in Civil Engineering, University of Washington
M.Tech., Hydraulics and Water Resources in Civil Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology
B.Tech., Agricultural Engineering, Kerala Agricultural University
Indu manages and supports a variety of water resources projects involving stormwater retrofits, small drainage improvements, site prioritization, culvert replacements, basin planning, and H&H modeling. She regularly coordinates data inventory, condition assessment, and asset management projects for local cities. Indu has experience with programs such as PCSWMM, ArcGIS, HEC-RAS, MGSFlood, WWHM, etc. She brings experience developing construction documents and coordinating with utility providers.
Licenses and Certifications
Professional Engineer (WA)
NASSCO PACP
Inspection Training Certification Program (ITCP)
Ecology LID Design Certification
Education
BS, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Seattle University
Chang has extensive experience with water resources engineering, including conveyance systems, green stormwater infrastructure, water quality facilities, culvert assessments, basin planning, and H&H modeling. He enjoys supporting local agencies with infrastructure condition assessments, prioritization, and repair programs to ensure their critical systems are functioning effectively. Chang is also passionate about finding sustainable stormwater solutions that are forward-thinking and make use of the latest technologies.
Licenses and Certifications
Professional Engineer (WA)
Education
BS, Civil Engineering, University of Washington
Masako has more than three decades of civil engineering and drainage design experience for municipal utilities, including flood control, creek and fish passage restoration, and GSI. Her experience includes stormwater infrastructure planning, CIP project development and execution, constructability review, and GSI asset management planning and operation.
Licenses and Certifications
Professional Engineer (WA)
NASSCO PACP
Education
BS, Civil Engineering, Washington State University
Joan has decades of experience in civil engineering with an extensive background in site design, including stormwater conveyance systems, detention storage facilities, and utilities, including CSO analysis and design. Her diverse background also includes design experience in traffic planning and operations, work zone traffic control, signal design, roadway design, and roadway and pedestrian lighting design. She has in-depth knowledge of analysis and design software including AutoCAD/AutoCAD Civil 3-D, WWHM, AGI32, ArcGIS, Synchro/SimTraffic, and HCS. Joan organizes resources and tasks effectively and works proficiently on multi-discipline projects.
Licenses and Certifications
Engineer-in-Training
Certified FAA Part 107 Drone Pilot
Education
BS, Environmental Engineering, University of Michigan
Will is an engineer-in-training focused on water resources, with a background in stream restoration design during his time spent previously working post-grad in the southeastern US. He has excitedly entered the world of stormwater engineering, learning flow modeling, and further developing his AutoCAD Civil 3D skills.
Licenses and Certifications
Professional Engineer (WA)
Certified Erosion and Sediment Control Lead (CESCL)
WSDOT Highway Runoff Manual (HRM) Training
WSDOT Fish Passage and Stream Restoration Design Training
Education
MS, Environmental Systems Engineering, University of Regina
Deepa leads Osborn Consulting’s Transportation Drainage practice and brings experience focused on surface water engineering and modeling. Deepa has worked on several design build (WSDOT and Sound Transit) and local agency stormwater projects. Her main focus has been on transportation drainage design, hydrologic and hydraulic modeling and analysis, neighborhood drainage improvements, stormwater planning and design projects including project ranking and prioritization, temporary erosion and sediment control design, environmental compliance involving permit coordination, compliance regulation (NPDES and Sewer Discharge Permits), and field inspections. Deepa has excellent record of meeting client schedules and completing work with a high degree of accuracy and competence. She is currently the co-chair for the ASCE Seattle Section Water Resources Committee.
Licenses and Certifications
Professional Engineer (WA, MT)
WSDOT Fish Passage and Stream Restoration Design Training
Education
MS, Natural Resources, Montana State University (ongoing)
BS, Civil Engineering, Gonzaga University
Jason’s experience is in the design of fish passage, stream restoration, and civil design projects. He performs hydrologic and hydraulic analysis, creates AutoCAD Civil 3D and MicroStation project drawings, and develops reports, project costs, specifications, and permits. Jason is experienced with modeling software including SRH-2D, HEC-RAS, HEC-HMS, and FHWA Hydraulic Toolbox, and is well versed in stream simulation culvert design, including conducting reach surveys to determine stream morphology and streambed designs.
Licenses and Certifications
Engineer-in-Training
LEED Green Associate
Education
BS, Civil Engineering, Gonzaga University
Sophia designs and analyzes stormwater solutions for a broad range of projects throughout Washington State. She has extensive experience working on projects from site analysis and selection through modeling, design, and construction. Her design work includes stormwater BMPs and flow control, right-of-way coordination with multiple utility conflicts, site grading and layout, water distribution, erosion control, and site circulation for pedestrians and vehicles. She has supported multiple projects, which are funded through Washington State Department of Ecology and are designed according to Eastern Washington and Spokane regional stormwater design standards.
Licenses and Certifications
Professional Engineer (WA)
Certified Erosion and Sediment Control Lead (CESCL)
NASSCO PACP
Education
BS, Civil Engineering, Gonzaga University
Leland is a Professional Engineer with experience in Civil3D, MGSFLood, MicroStation, SSA, and technical writing. He leverages these skills to create stormwater networks and model stormwater BMPs. Leland has had the opportunity to work on projects that involve designing stormwater and sanitary sewer repairs, new pipelines, and condition assumptions of existing pipe infrastructure.
Licenses and Certifications
Professional Engineer (WA, OR, and CA)
Certified Erosion and Sediment Control Lead (CESCL)
Certified Professional in Erosion andSediment Control (CPESC)
Education
BS, Civil Engineering, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
As President and Principal Engineer of Osborn Consulting, Tarelle takes pride in her work and in delivering a quality and innovative product. A recognized leader in surface water planning and design, her expertise spans a variety of project types, including hydraulic and hydrologic analysis, for all manner of clients.
Her technical experience encompasses both multidisciplinary alternative delivery and traditional bid build contracts, as well as standalone stormwater driven projects. Clients appreciate Tarelle for her collaborative style and attentive project management.
Licenses and Certifications
Professional Engineer (WA)
LID Certification
Education
BS, Civil Engineering, Rutgers University
BA, Economics, Rutgers University
As Director of Excellence and Innovation, Robert finds ways to do things better and more efficiently across Osborn Consulting’s practices. He and his team solve complex issues by identifying projects that would benefit from innovation. Robert also works with practice leads on technical training needs and provides consistency in how we deliver our technical work.
Robert’s extensive engineering experience includes local public- and private-sector projects. He has provided drainage, utility, grading, ADA, and paving design solutions for cities, airports, parks, affordable housing agencies, universities, and private clients.
Licenses and Certifications
Professional Engineer (WA)
Certified Erosion and Sediment Control Lead (CESCL)
WSDOT Highway Runoff Manual (HRM) Training
Education
PhD, Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Vermont
MEng and BSc Environmental Engineering, Technical University of Crete, Greece
Maria leads Osborn Consulting’s Water Resources practice. She is the project manager for a variety of planning and design projects in Western Washington focused on GSI, stormwater conveyance, regional water quality or detention facilities, culvert replacement, and creek restoration, among others.
With a PhD in civil & environmental engineering, her deep experience includes modeling of groundwater flow and contaminant transport, stormwater hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, runoff calculations, conveyance sizing, flow control and treatment facility design, and TESC design and Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPPP).
Licenses and Certifications
Engineer-in-Training
WSDOT Highway Runoff Manual (HRM) Training
Education
BS, Civil Engineering, Gonzaga University
Ronnie is an engineer-in-training with experience in hydraulic modeling, alternatives analysis, PS&E package creation, basin planning, conveyance system design, and industrial SWPPP writing. She works primarily on drainage projects throughout eastern and central Washington and is most interested in green stormwater infrastructure and positively impacting communities and the environment. As a member of the Student and Young Professionals group in PNCWA and serving as Networking Chair of Osborn’s own Emerging Leaders Group, she is passionate about helping others grow and learn in this industry.
Licenses and Certifications
Engineer-in-Training
Education
BS, Civil Engineering, University of Washington
AS, Track 2, Seattle Central College
Katlyn is an engineer-in-training in our Transportation Drainage team. She recently graduated from the civil engineering program at the University of Washington, where her degree emphasized water resource engineering. Katlyn is passionate about stormwater management and helping ensure the sustainability of the environment and the safety of the public.
Licenses and Certifications
Professional Engineer (WA)
Education
BS, Civil Engineering, University of Washington
As Osborn Consulting’s Director of Operations, Laura guides our technical practices and provides the vision for efficient, collaborative procedures across the company, benefitting our people and our clients alike.
Laura’s professional surface water engineering experience includes hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, surface water management planning, surface and stormwater design, and preparation of construction documents (PS&E). She routinely manages surface water on-call contracts, specializing in stormwater retrofit and fish passage improvement. Whatever the project at hand, her organization and strong attention to detail enable success.
Licenses and Certifications
Professional Engineer (WA)
WSDOT Fish Passage and Stream Restoration Design Training
Education
MS, Civil Engineering, University of California, Berkley
BS, Electrical Engineering, University of Texas, Austin
Tom brings decades of expertise in hydraulic, hydrologic, and drainage engineering, complemented by a strong foundation in utility engineering for WSDOT projects. They are adept in hydraulic and hydrologic modeling, covering diverse areas from urban stormwater analysis to FEMA floodplain mapping and fish passage evaluations. With a track record of successful projects in the Puget Sound region, Tom’s proficiency spans from conceptual design to the preparation of construction documents. Their vast experience has solidified their reputation as a trusted expert in water resources engineering.
Licenses and Certifications
Professional Engineer (WA)
WSDOT Highway Runoff Manual (HRM) Training
Education
MS, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University
BS, Engineering, Anna University
Swapna is a project manager and a stormwater/drainage lead for roadway and site development projects. Swapna brings a breadth of experience managing both large state intersection projects as well as city capital improvement projects. She excels in project and people management, leading engineering teams, organizing and managing project goals and providing interdisciplinary collaboration to solve complex problems. She is most often appreciated by our clients for successfully meeting project schedules, code and stakeholder requirements while providing high quality deliverables.
Licenses and Certifications
Engineer-in-Training
WSDOT Highway Runoff Manual (HRM) Training
WSDOT Fish Passage and Stream Restoration Design Training
Education
BS, Civil Engineering, Washington State University
Joey grew up with a deep appreciation for aquatic life and loves to get his feet wet. After working on a fish passage design project at Washington State University, he joined Osborn Consulting as an Engineer-in-Training for the Natural Resources team. Joey works for the wellbeing of our water systems by supporting fish passage, stream restoration, bank stabilization, stormwater drainage, and civil utility projects. He develops hydrologic and hydraulic models, and assists the production of reports, permits, plans, and cost estimates. He is versed in AutoCAD Civil 3D, SRH-2D, ArcMap, MGSFlood, WWHM, and StormShed3G.
Licenses and Certifications
Engineer-in-Training
Education
BS, Environmental Engineering and Civil Engineering, University of California Davis
Katrina graduated from the University of California, Davis, where her senior design project was a water reuse project with an emphasis in agricultural applications in Sicily. Katrina previously worked for the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission, where she aided with asset management projects and risk management practices.
Licenses and Certifications
Professional Engineer (WA)
LID Certification
Education
BS, Civil Engineering, Gonzaga University
Osborn Consulting’s Director of Collaboration, Laurie focuses on fostering open communication, working collaboratively, leadership development, and career development.
Laurie is an accomplished hydraulic and transportation engineer with extensive experience in designing and managing stormwater projects. She excels at organizing and managing the goals and parameters of complex projects and stakeholders, providing coordination, scope and code compliance, technical guidance, practical solutions, and workflow planning.
She has an in-depth understanding of how stormwater fits together with overall project components, challenging sites, and has extensive experience coordinating and refining approaches with other disciplines and jurisdictions.
Licenses and Certifications
Professional Engineer (WA)
Education
MS, Civil Engineering, Washington State University
BS, Civil Engineering, Washington State University
Leading Osborn Consulting’s Eastern Washington practice, Josh designs and manages a variety of utilities and water resources projects. His expertise includes big-picture planning, hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, and designing stormwater treatment facilities, storm and sewer conveyance systems, right-of-way improvements, and site developments.
Josh’s team focuses on building strong client relationships to deliver practical and creative civil engineering projects. He enjoys challenging projects and has worked to maximize benefits for multiple stakeholders, including local municipalities, state and national agencies, and Native Tribes.
Licenses and Certifications
Engineer-in-Training
WSDOT Fish Passage and Stream Restoration Design Training
Education
MS, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Washington State University
Anna brings experience in stream modeling, including flood risk analysis and fish passage design. She is experienced with hydraulic and geospatial software, including HEC-RAS, ArcGIS, and SRH-2D, and welcomes the challenge of mastering more. Anna is passionate about capturing the qualities of each unique stream system through careful field reconnaissance, later to be used in building models that most accurately represent the complexity of a natural system.
Licenses and Certifications
Professional Engineer (WA, MD)
WSDOT Highway Runoff Manual (HRM) Training
WSDOT Fish Passage and Stream Restoration Design Training
Education
MS, Environmental Engineering and Science, Johns Hopkins University
BS, Civil Engineering, Columbia University
Stefany provides water resources engineering and stormwater design for transportation and habitat projects. She develops engineering solutions for a wide range of clients, including city and county agencies, state departments of transportation, and federal government agencies. She also has experience coordinating with multidisciplinary teams including structural, geotechnical, civil, and traffic engineers, as well as environmental scientists and landscape architects. Stefany’s focus has been stormwater management design, stream restoration, fish passage design, hydrologic and hydraulic analysis and modeling, transportation drainage design, and watershed assessment and management. She is passionate about environmental stewardship through sustainable stormwater practices.
Education
BS, Civil Engineering, Gonzaga University (current student)
While still completing her undergraduate degree, Alli co-wrote a paper with a professor on masonry in the Spokane downtown area, which was submitted to the North American Masonry Conference. She is also working with an on-campus club to implement a waste literacy curriculum for residence halls. She is enthusiastic to take what she is learning in classes such as geomatics, fluid mechanics, and geology, and apply it to projects. She is excited to learn new skills and continue her learning about water resources.
Licenses and Certifications
Professional Engineer (WA)
WSDOT Fish Passage and Stream Restoration Design Training
Education
MS, Civil Engineering, University of Washington
BS, Civil Engineering, University of Washington
Peter leads Osborn Consulting’s Natural Resources practice. He works with a dynamic and talented team to design and deliver stream restoration and fish passage projects. In the course of their work, his team performs scour and bank stability analyses, floodplain assessments in FEMA Special Flood Hazard Areas, and geomorphic assessments. They also provide construction phase support for fish passage- and stream-related project elements.
Licenses and Certifications
Engineer-in-Training
Education
BS, Civil Engineering, University of Washington
Simone is an engineer-in-training in our Transportation Drainage practice and a recent graduate from the University of Washington’s Civil Engineering program. During her senior year, she interned with the Civil Engineering group at Seattle City Light, where she worked on drainage, SPCC, and other wet utility projects at substations and generation sites around the state.
Licenses and Certifications
John has more than three decades of experience in civil engineering design for state and local government and private site development projects. His technical skills include Civil 3D, MGSFlood, WWHM, MS Office, Bluebeam, and AGi32 Illumination Engineer softw+I45+I46
Education
MS, Civil Engineering, University of Kentucky
John has more than three decades of experience in civil engineering design for state and local government and private site development projects. His technical skills include Civil 3D, MGSFlood, WWHM, MS Office, Bluebeam, and AGi32 Illumination Engineer software. John performs geometric, grading, storm drainage, and ITS designs in accordance with standards, as well as the preparation of plans and estimates for construction.
Licenses and Certifications
Professional Engineer (WA, ID, OR, MT)
WSDOT Fish Passage and Stream Restoration Design Training
Education
ME, Civil Engineering, Cornell University
BS, Civil Engineering, Washington State University
Mike is a Civil Engineer with experience in the design of stream restoration and wetland mitigation projects for public and private sector clients. He performs hydrologic and hydraulic analysis, creates AutoCAD Civil 3D project drawings, and develops reports, project cost estimates, specifications, and permit application packages. Mike also has experience performing geomorphic assessments and providing construction phase support for stream and wetland restoration projects.
