Wood Harbinger is a 100% employee-owned, multidisciplinary engineering consulting firm with a reputation for detail, a culture of collaboration, and a focus on listening to our clients' goals.
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“Wood Harbinger was a major contributor to the high-performing design team that included numerous government and private entities from all over the US. The design was complicated by the state-of-the-art nature and sensitivity of the facility. In my opinion, the coordination and communication provided by Wood Harbinger were invaluable elements in allowing the design to reach completion and a construction contract to be awarded.”
June 23rd is International Women in Engineering Day, celebrating the role of women in STEM and bringing awareness to career opportunities. In recognition of this day, we talked with electrical engineers Carly Langer and Noi Brown, who shared their thoughts on their career journeys and their advice to other women seeking careers in engineering.
It’s about who you’re standing next to, who you can count on in a pinch, who’s got your back, who makes the time you spend working—which we all know is a lot—worthwhile. Life’s too short to not enjoy what we do while making a paycheck and who we’re with while doing it.” Wood Harbinger’s sixth generation of leadership is a team that has worked together for 15 years. We sat down with Vice President Andy Brown and Controller Courtney Montgomery, now a member of our Board of Directors, to hear their thoughts on how things are going six months into their tenure as Wood Harbinger’s executive leaders.
It’s hard to imagine a world without the internet or the communications technologies that have become so vital to our every day lives. Every device we use requires systems and infrastructure that information and communication technology (ICT) specialists design, construct, operate, and maintain. Hear from Wood Harbinger’s resident ICT expert Matt Woo, PE, RCDD, as we recognize World Telecommunication and Information Society Day!
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