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Luke Jannusch
PE, engineering manager at CIDA Architects and Engineers Inc.
Luke Jannusch started his career in construction as a general laborer before designing structures as an engineering manager, giving him a big-picture view of how design translates to the field.

He also worked in the quality control department for Kiewit Infrastructure Northwest during the early stages of building the longest bridge in Alaska, where he learned that trust and clear communication between the client, contractors and all other parties involved are crucial for a smooth operation.

As the engineering manager for CIDA, Jannusch oversees a team of engineers and interns to create and renovate structurally sound buildings. His list of successfully completed projects is long and varied. He is balancing a large-scale project for the Vancouver Housing Authority, which includes extensive renovations to veterans housing on the VA Campus, with his weekly dozen or so smaller seismic anchorage projects.

His portfolio includes 91视频 Top Projects awards for Peterson, Daimler Proving Grounds and AllCare Health. His projects also have been recognized by the LEED Building Council.

鈥淟uke鈥檚 positive attitude and technical expertise make him a highly valued and trusted member of our team,鈥� said Curtis Gagner, principal structural engineer with CIDA. 鈥淚n addition to his project work, Luke has taken on the role of mentoring our junior engineers as they progress on the path towards licensure. He exemplifies the ideal of one who is always willing to extend a helping hand to those around him.鈥�

One of Jannusch鈥檚 favorite community service activities is to assist in Habitat for Humanity builds. He also helps with the Lions鈥� and Elks鈥� clubs annual food drives during the holidays. With CIDA, he assists in Salvation Army food drives, the Angel Tree toy drive, Portland Rescue Mission, and he helped with a Beaverton School District school cleanup when a roof leaked during a storm.