Geosyntec Consultants hires Wildman
CONSULTING Geosyntec Consultants has hired scientist Rich Wildman. He will work with the firm’s water resources professionals to provide public and private clients with services such as surface water modeling, […]
R&H Construction hires Wycoff
CONSTRUCTION R&H Construction has hired Matt Wycoff as senior preconstruction manager to serve its Central Oregon office. He will work with clients and architects during projects’ preconstruction phase. Wycoff has […]
R&H Construction hires Carradine
CONSTRUCTION R&H Construction has hired Richard Carradine as a project engineer in its Portland office. Currently, he is working on The Village at Mary’s Woods expansion project in Lake Oswego. […]
NAWIC announces board of directors
CONSTRUCTION The Portland chapter of the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) has announced its board of directors for the 2017-2018 year. The new board includes Kelly Aust, Skanska, […]
Maul Foster & Alongi hires Elliott
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES Maul Foster & Alongi has hired Kate Elliott as a project communications specialist. She has more than seven years of experience managing communications for infrastructure and transportation projects. […]
Moore joins Maul Foster & Alongi
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES Maul Foster & Alongi has hired principal engineer Martha Moore. She will provide air quality and acoustical engineering services for industrial and private-sector clients across the country. Her […]
Maul Foster & Alongi hires Schaefer
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES Maul Foster & Alongi has hired Carly Schaefer as marketing manager. She has 13 years of career experience, with a focus on marketing and business development for engineers […]
Furlong joins Opsis Architecture
ARCHITECTURE Opsis Architecture has hired architect Lindsay Furlong. She has 16 years of experience in cultural, educational and residential projects. Furlong previously worked in San Francisco, and was involved in […]
Gewirtz joins Opsis Architecture
ARCHITECTURE Opsis Architecture has hired Eric Gewirtz as a project architect. He has 12 years of architectural experience gained at firms in Portland, Boston and New York. Currently, Gewirtz is […]
Opsis Architecture hires Piper
ARCHITECTURE Opsis Architecture has hired architect Kate Piper. She has 10 years of experience, which includes retail, industrial, multifamily, single-family and transitional housing projects. Currently, Piper is putting her technology […]
Opsis Architecture hires Smaga
ARCHITECTURE Nikki Smaga has joined Opsis Architecture as an administrative assistant. She has more than seven years of administrative experience, most recently as marketing and operations coordinator for a financial […]
Combs joins Opsis Architecture
ARCHITECTURE Opsis Architecture has hired Rebecca Combs to join its marketing team. She has more than six years of experience in the building industries, including a stint as a proposal […]
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