My interest in engineering started in 1990 when I would help in the lab at KSM engineering, the firm my dad started with his two partners, Terry and ES. In 1997, I got a job at KSM Engineering sweeping the floors and worked my way through administrative work, laboratory work and field work eventually. I left to go to college and picked up a few internships in geotechnical testing, lab work and a summer specifically dedicated to sink holes. After leaving college, I went to work for a land development engineering company in order to better understand what was needed from the geotechnical engineer. While there, I became a project manager, learned about management of employees and became a construction inspector. In 2009, I came back to KSM Engineering to take over as President of the company. Due to the downturn in the economy that year, I was able to learn how to run a business and get back to soils and working in the field, the area I love to work. I slowly grew the company over the next ten years until we were big enough to need more engineers and another office location. Due to my longevity in soils, there is not much that I have not experienced in the way of soils work and I pride myself on never missing a deadline. Our office currently services the Treasure Coast, the Space Coast, the Palm Beaches, and Central Florida.