January Lunch and Learn: Fish Passage with Ryan Carnie
Join us for the upcoming ASCE Southern Idaho Section‘s January Lunch and Learn featuring our own Ryan Carnie, P.E. Ryan brings over 25 years of experience in river restoration and civil engineering projects across the Pacific Northwest and Mountain West, and he’ll be talking about fish passage and its growing importance in roadway crossing replacement […]
Overwater Drilling on Iconic San Diego Pier
GeoEngineers is helping the City of San Diego replace the Ocean Beach Pier, an iconic landmark in the Ocean Beach community and one of the longest piers on the West Coast. Originally built in 1966, the concrete pier had deteriorated and had been intermittently closed due to storm damage over the past 5 to ten […]
Boston Staff Volunteer at Women’s Shelter
Earlier this month Catherine Picard, Matt McGavick, Sue Bator, Heidi Cashman, and Neal Carey (pictured left to right) found some time to give back by volunteering at Rosie’s Place, a Boston women’s shelter. Rose’s Place is a multi-service community center that offers women emergency shelter, meals, education, and care. The Geo crew stopped by to […]
Valuing Each Other on Veterans Day
On Veterans Day, I wanted to take a moment to recognize and celebrate our amazing veterans, especially those in our GeoEngineers family who have served our country. Your bravery and dedication inspire all of us! GeoEngineers’ veterans come from all sorts of backgrounds, bringing unique perspectives that make our workplace so much better. Their selflessness, […]
USC Highlights Zack Simpson in Feature
South Carolina legend Zack Simpson was recently featured in the University of South Carolina’s alumni magazine, where he shared his career journey and some advice for the next generation of engineers at his alma mater. Zack went from teasing a fellow student for “playing with dirt” to finding a creatively fulfilling and successful career in […]
Boston Staff Celebrate Annual Day of Giving
Staff from our Boston Metro West (Southborough, MA) office recently visited the Community Harvest Project (CHP) in North Grafton, Massachusetts, to volunteer at their produce farm and use GeoEngineers’ Day of Giving benefit—one paid day each year for staff give back to their community in whatever way is most meaningful to them. CHP is a […]
Tacoma Office Stuffs the Bus
This year, GeoEngineers’ Tacoma, Washington office participated in the 2024 Stuff the Bus School Supply Drive, a fundraising campaign to provide Pierce County students with the gear they need for the upcoming school year. The effort is organized by Communities in Schools, a local non-profit dedicated to supporting underserved students. Our Tacoma colleagues have been […]
Arash Pirouzi Appointed to ACEC San Diego Board
We’re proud to announce that Arash Pirouzi was named a member of the ACEC CA San Diego Chapter Executive Board for 2024-2025 during the chapter’s summer social on June 6. Arash and our San Diego team understand the value ACEC brings to the local engineering community, and we’re looking forward to growing together in the […]
AIA Southwest Washington Golf Tournament
The American Institute of Architects Southwest Washington is hosting its annual golf tournament on June 21 at The Golf Club at Hawks Prairie in Lacey, Washington. Friends and partners from across the Puget Sound A/E/C community are expected to attend, and you can still register at the AIA SWW website. Look for Layne Alfonso and […]
Engineering Scholarship Awarded to UW Student
GeoEngineers sponsored a scholarship through the Puget Sound Engineering and Scholarship Fund (PSE&SSF) for the fourth consecutive year, and University of Washington Sophomore Minda Chen is this cycle’s worthy recipient. The PSE&SSF is a non-profit that supports high school and college students with an interest in science and engineering. The organization runs advocacy programs and […]