Young professionals are working on some of the biggest challenges in the environment and infrastructure. Forging energizing careers from day one, they're tackling age-old challenges with innovative solutions and bringing novel approaches to the industry's most dynamic markets.
Josh once explored towing an iceberg to Tampa Bay as a potential water supply solution. It captures his approach: start with a universe of possibilities, then narrow them into practical solutions. Today, he brings that mindset to water supply, reuse and resilience challenges across South Florida.
Carlos' journey in transportation started from the passenger seat. Long before he was designing transit systems, he relied on them every day as a student in Venezuela. After earning his degree and moving to the U.S., he now helps deliver transit and urban mobility projects across the Southeast.
Laura turned her first field assignment into a launching pad for leadership. Today, she helps clients in the Western U.S. solve groundwater mysteries by connecting the dots between data, emerging contaminants and the communities they impact.
Mary’s first major assignment put her to the test: six weeks on a remote Caribbean military base, diving headfirst into complex electrical work. She passed with flying colors.
In our Raleigh office, Matt is known for two things: understanding power distribution systems and making sure that knowledge is shared. He brings the same energy to mentoring as he does to thoughtful, detail-driven engineering.
Sarah combines technical expertise with a collaborative approach to help our New England partners navigate PFAS challenges and plan for what's next.
Christine has built a niche national career in ozone systems from her home office in Louisville. She helps utilities across the country tackle complex challenges through water reuse and advanced treatment strategies.
Having worked with transit systems in both Sudan and the United States, Abubakr understands that successful transportation is ultimately about people. Today, he's helping shape Atlanta's transit future through projects like MARTA.
Victoria combines community insights and technical analysis to help transportation agencies across South Carolina design systems that work for everyone—not just the people represented in the data.
Emily is helping the community of Los Angeles rethink water management through cutting-edge reuse technologies.
John blends his lab know-how with cutting-edge digital modeling to build tools that map PFAS movement through the environment.
Eileen addresses her community's concerns through her tech skills and her knack for building relationships.
Danielle navigates and organizes the mass amount of data it takes to drive a successful lead program.
Sean oversees the dynamic inspection and construction teams that get the lead out and protect public health.
Maddie designs water treatment systems that fight PFAS in affected communities in New England and beyond.
Jacky brings a passion for sustainability, leveraging her geothermal chops to create a better and greener tomorrow.
