“Washington’s female engineers are elevating the built environment and company culture”
INSIGHT | 05.10.2023 | Press + News, Team + Culture

“Washington’s female engineers are elevating the built environment and company culture”

“Female visions, hands and footprints are all over Washington’s built environment, from preserved historic buildings to new marquee projects.”

In honor of Women in Construction Week, Civil Project Engineer, Bailey Cook, Structural Project Engineer, Kelly Lowe, and Structural Project Manager, Christen Sanders sat down with the Seattle DJC to share their experiences as women in a predominantly male dominated field in “Washington’s female engineers are elevating the built environment and company culture.”

Originally published on March 08, 2023, read the full article below or here.

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Authors

Bailey Cook

Bailey Cook

Civil Associate

Bailey Cook

Civil Associate

From the lines she carves on the slope as a ski-instructor at Steven’s Pass, to the drawings she produces here in-house, Bailey demonstrates meticulous work-ethic with a polished demeanor. Her favorite part of the job are the people she works with and her passion lies in the healthcare market sector. Bailey’s proactive communication style with team members and clients ensures that everyone is on the same page to move the project forward.

Bailey Cook

P.E., Assoc. DBIA

Civil Associate

Education

B.S. Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Washington

Fun Fact

Bailey is a devoted dog mom to her Old English Sheepdog, Benson.

PROJECTS

Arbor Blocks

Arbor Blocks

Seattle, WA
Seattle Children’s Building Care

Seattle Children’s Building Care

Seattle, WA
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