As a kid, Jeremy accompanied his father (an environmental engineer) to project sites around Alaska. Early exposure to engineering bolstered his natural aptitude for engineering, math, and physics. Jeremy started his professional career in Seattle where he was mentored by future DCI principals; moved onto Sacramento, California; and then returned to Anchorage after a year of world travel. After 8 years in Alaska, Jeremy and his family decided to move to Bozeman to be closer to family. He now has more than 17 years of engineering experience for overall building design, construction administration, and project management. Jeremy has designed structures using steel, post-tensioned concrete, masonry, wood, aluminum, light gage steel, and fiber reinforced polymers. He has contributed to commercial, residential, parking, educational, government, and industrial building projects. Jeremy is a member of the Structural Engineers Association of Alaska (SEAAK) and Montana (SEAMT). Jeremy is a Past-President of SEAAK.

What is your favorite place in Montana?
Hyalite Canyon.

If you weren’t an engineer, what would you be?
An outdoors guide of some sort.

What is your dream project location?
A remote mountain top. I’d love to design a lightweight yurt-type structure for delivery by helicopter to remote locations for forest service cabins.