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At Parametrix, we help our clients imagine what's possible because we believe the unimaginable is within reach. Let’s create tomorrow, together. #IMAGINEParametrix

Today we honor the spirit of freedom, innovation, and community that defines our nation. Wishing everyone a safe and happy Independence Day! Let's continue to build a brighter future, together.

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us for our open house in San Diego! We are excited to be part of this vibrant community and look forward to creating tomorrow, together. #ParametrixSanDiego #LetsCreateTomorrowTogether

🌟#EmployeeOwnerSpotlight 🌟 Meet Maclean Grosel, PE, an engineer with our Northern California Transportation team who recently earned his professional engineer license! 🚲 Specializing in complete streets, traffic signals, and traffic operations, Mac is passionate about improving the active transportation network in his community. ⚛️ His love of math, science, and desire to understand how things work led him to pursue a career in engineering. 🚧 Favorite project? The City of Larkspur Doherty Drive Complete Streets project, one of the first he had the opportunity to see through to construction. 🌲 Now that he's done studying, he plans to get back to some of his hobbies - including cooking and enjoying the outdoors. Congratulations, Mac!

Welcome to the new employee-owners who joined us in June! Alexandria Morrow | Albuquerque Terry Shin | Seattle Colton Nordby, LSIT | Spokane Abigail Brinkman, EIT | Seattle Leslie Sowles, SPHR, SHRM-SCP | Portland Namu Timilsina, EIT | Puyallup Elvis Mendoza Cruz | Portland Rachel Nazario | Portland Chris Bourgeois | Seattle Roslyn Dailey | Puyallup Tyler Holland | Puyallup Tyler Smithson | Salt Lake City Isabella Campbell, MS, EIT | San Diego Kevin Flanagan | Bend Jacob Gray | Portland Rebecca Fatima Jabbar, EIT | Puyallup

Congratulations to The Tulalip Tribes on receiving a $5 million U.S. Department of Transportation RAISE grant for upgrades to two interchanges along I-5. Parametrix partnered with the Tulalip Tribes to write the winning application. “Frequently, I-5 traffic exiting to enter Tulalip Tribes or the City of Marysville at both interchanges experience off ramp backups that can extend back on to the I-5 mainline lanes of traffic,” a webpage for the project states. “This impacts the Tribes and the City as well as the greater Snohomish County area, interstate travel and commerce, and even international trade with Canada.” Read more: https://ow.ly/wj5V50St7jK

At Parametrix, you're more than an employee, you're an employee-owner. Share the Vision educates new employee-owners on our business, history, employee ownership and more! Last week over 50 new employee-owners from across the Western United States joined us in Seattle for this fun, interactive event.

We're excited to introduce you to five more interns joining us this summer! Dinah Sosa-Martinez from Portland State University joins our Portland Transportation team. Ian O'Connor from University of Washington joins our Seattle Strategic Advisory Services team. Matise Mulch from Seattle Pacific University joins our Puyallup Water team. Sam Govela from University of Washington joins our Seattle Water team. Selena Fresquez from New Mexico Highlands University joins our Albuquerque Transportation team. Welcome, all! We're excited to have you at Parametrix this summer!

We’re honored to be named a Zweig Group Hot Firm for the seventh consecutive year! The list ranks architecture, engineering, and construction firms in the United States and Canada based on growth in revenue over 3 years. “Expanding to California and diversifying our service offerings in combination with our ever-present dedication to outstanding client service have driven our growth and allowed us to exceed our goals in recent years,” said CFO Brent Diemer. Read more: https://ow.ly/NWnh50Sqljw

Zaley Kaelberer recently joined Parametrix as an intern in our Salt Lake City office. She says after having to conceal her queer identity within her community, Pride Month means not having to hide who she is and finding the community that she lost.