September 9, 2025

Compass Construction

Dye

Martin

Clocksin

Barlett

Hall

Kirkland-based Compass Construction has added two new team members and promoted three others.

Steven Hall has joined Compass as a project manager, bringing over 15 years of experience managing large-scale mixed-use and multifamily developments across Seattle. His portfolio includes high-profile projects, such as the Yonder Apartments, Northgate Apartments and the award-winning State Hotel renovation. He holds a B.S. in Construction Management from the University of Washington.

Dylan Bartlett has joined the Simon Northgate project team as a project engineer. He was originally hired in the summer of 2024 as a project engineer intern, gaining exposure to field operations and project coordination. Bartlett also brings hands-on construction experience from his family's building materials company, where he worked as an estimator. He holds a B.S. in Construction Management with a heavy civil emphasis and a minor in Business from Central Washington University.

Karl Clocksin, Forrest Martin and Jordan Dye have each been promoted to project manager. Clocksin was originally hired in 2016 as a project engineer on the Continental project and rejoined Compass in 2021 as a Senior Project Engineer. He is currently on the Simon Northgate project in Seattle and holds a B.S. in Civil Engineering from Seattle University. Martin joined Compass in 2018 as a project engineer on the Vuecrest project and was promoted to senior project engineer in 2022. Martin recently completed the Bellevue Station project and earned his B.S. in Geology from Central Washington University. Dye began with Compass as a project engineer intern in 2016 on the Aegis West Seattle project, joined full-time in 2019 as a project engineer, and was promoted to senior project engineer in 2022. He earned his degree in Construction Management from the University of Washington and is currently on the Tanager project team in Seattle.