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Jan 07, 1998
Stan Moon has joined the staff of CH2M Hill as senior transportation engineer. Most recently, he was the Deputy Secretary for Operation and Chief Engineer at the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT). Tom Mahoney has joined the transportation group at CH2M Hill as a senior bridge engineer. He most recently worked for the Sverdrup Corporation, which he served as a senior project engineer and moveable bridge leader. His 30 year career includes several innovative bridge designs, and his design experience includes the West Seattle Swing Bridge and the West Seattle High Level Bridge.
Jim LoSasso is the new director of information systems for R.W. Beck. He came from the Jacobs Engineering Group in Pasadena, Calif, a $1.8 billion company, where he was vice president of information services for more than 10 years. He was on the executive committees of both CIO magazine and Webmaster magazine for two years.
Ko Wibowo has joined the McGranahan Partnership as project designer. He received his undergraduate degree in architecture in Indonesia and his masters degree from Texas A & M. He is currently working on the Hyundai project for the Port of Tacoma. Shawn Simon joined the from as an intern architect with a bachelors degree from Washington State University. His current projects include a multi-classroom addition for Clover Park High School. Karen Richardson is the firm's new administrative manager, and Olivia Olson has joined McGranahan as a receptionist.
Larry Cordes has been promoted to office manager for the Wenatchee office of Hammond Collier & Wade-Livingstone (HCW-L). He has over a decade of experience in water, sanitary sewer and site civil engineering projects, and has been with the firm for seven years. Erik Davido and Tracey Wentz recently earned Washington State professional civil engineering certification. Davido is working on flooding problems with the City of Lake Forest Park, and Wentz is serving as project engineer for a water system plan in Covington. Kris McPhee, and engineer in training, recently joined the firm's Seattle office. McPhee has four years of experience designing sewer system extensions to village in American Samoa.
Sandra Doyle and Brian Kenny have joined Integrus Architecture in Seattle as architectural interns. Doyle is a graduate of Cornell University, and Kenny recently graduated from Virginia Tech University. Both are working on the new Truman Middle School for the Tacoma School District.
Tracy D. Yerian has been named manager of environmental and analytical services at Pacific Testing Laboratories Inc. (PTL). PTL was recently acquired by Professional Service Industries, Inc. (PSI), a nationwide engineering, testing, and analytical services firm with over 3500 employees and 170 offices nationwide. Yerian holds a masters degree in chemistry and a doctorate in philosophy from the University of Washington. Prior to joining PTL, Yerian was quality assurance director for Sound Analytical Services.
Rebecca R. Moore has joined Moore Engineering Consultants, Inc. as an environmental engineer after completing her masters in environmental engineering degree at the University of Washington. Souheil Nasr has joined the firm as a senior civil engineer. He will be responsible for civil engineering design and project management for utilities, large diameter pipelines, drainage and hydraulic modeling.
Jan 06, 1998
Michael Kluse has been named associate laboratory director for national security at Richland-based Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Kluse will manage a staff of 275 people in the development and deployment of laboratory technology in support of national security missions. Kluse transferred from Battelle's Columbus Division where he was vice president for defense engineering in the National Security Division.