Sunshine, snacks, and some serious cornhole skills, our annual Summit picnic at Ragle Ranch was a hit! Thanks to everyone who came out for a fun day of hacky sack, laughter, and family time in Sebastopol.

Join us in congratulating Jason Flowers and Lewis Watchorn on their promotions to Associate! Their dedication, technical excellence, and leadership truly make Summit a better place. Thank you both for your incredible work!

We’re pleased to welcome Jacob Baltierrez as our newest Staff Engineer II in our Electrical Division. Welcome to the team, Jacob!

Help us give a warm welcome to our new Office Assistant, Arlene Ocampo. We’re glad you’re here, Arlene!

A hearty welcome to our newest Staff Engineer II on our structural team, Matt Linter! We’re glad to have you on the team, Matt!

Wishing our very own Tania Schram a very happy 20-year anniversary with Summit! ⁠ We’re so thankful for your boundless creativity, problem-solving, and positivity that you bring to our team every day. Congratulations and thank you for this incredible accomplishment!

Warm welcome to our newest Project Manager in our Civil division, Andrew Willis! We’re glad to have you on the team, Andrew.

We’re proud to announce recent promotions at our office: Congratulations to Amos – Senior Staff AccountantCallie – Project Engineer IJuanita – Administrative AssistantJosh – Senior Project EngineerKay – Planner IIMonica – Senior Project ManagerSarah – Project Engineer IYour hard work, dedication, and leadership continue to shape the future of our firm.

Happy International Women’s Day!⁠Now let’s talk numbers: ⁠44% of our staff are women⁠57% of our Management Team are women⁠40% of our Project Managers are women⁠Not bad, considering women make up about 16.7% of the engineering workforce in the US according to SWE in 2023. ⁠⁠However, despite our current numbers, we continually look for ways to…

This year we celebrated Engineers Week with a water treatment experiment. ⁠5 teams were tasked with cleaning water samples with various methods; judging was based on pH, turbidity, volume of treated water, and even taste! (No wastewater engineers were harmed in the judging of this event. 😉)⁠