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May 1, 2019

DCI Engineers

Hubbard

Brink

Crowley

Gilda

Buckingham

Schmidt

DCI Engineers promoted principals Grant Buckingham, Greg Gilda, Craig Crowley, Jeff Brink, Matthew Hubbard and Matthew Schmidt to vice president roles that were added to better facilitate the firm's growth and management, and to differentiate the principals' corporate responsibility. Buckingham and Gilda are in the Seattle office, and Crowley, Brink, Hubbard and Schmidt are in the Spokane, San Francisco, and Bozeman and Missoula, Montana, offices, respectively. They are all on the firm's executive management team. Buckingham has over 25 years of experience in structural engineering and project management and has worked on single-story structures to high-rise buildings. He is principal in charge of DCI's information technology. Gilda has over 30 years of structural engineering and project management experience with commercial, educational, residential, religious, sustainable and public projects. He has also overseen design-build, tenant improvement, transit oriented and sustainability projects. He is principal in charge of the marketing department. Crowley has 20 years of experience at the Spokane office. He has been involved with business development and project management. Brink is principal in charge of the San Francisco office, and has tapped into the multifamily and technology markets in the Bay Area. Hubbard has 15 years of experience in designing structures for commercial, educational, high-end residential and specialty projects, such as outdoor art installations. He is principal in charge of DCI's human resources department. Schmidt has over 25 years of engineering experience, and has worked on large commercial projects such as bridges, municipal buildings, schools and factories. DCI is a civil and structural engineering firm.




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