An engineer who has made a significant impact on masonry codes, a project manager overseeing work on CD5 Niqliq Channel Bridge in the North Slope of Alaska and a sustainability expert specializing in national and international mixed-use and retail projects are among the rising stars selected as ENR Northwest's Top Young Construction Industry Professionals, an annual program recognizing young design and construction professionals from the region who have made significant contributions to their firms, professions and communities.

While other ENR programs, including Best Projects, honor firms and their endeavors, the Young Professionals program focuses on individual achievement, in this instance the contributions of six men and four women under the age of 40 and hailing from Alaska, Oregon and Washington.

ENR Northwest received several entries for the program, and a panel of six industry professionals selected candidates they believed best demonstrated excellence and leadership in their professions and communities.

This year's Top 10, who will be profiled in the May 11 issue of ENR Northwest, include:

Andrew Anderson,

Project Manager

PCL Civil Contructors, Inc.,

Bellevue, Wash.

Clayton Binkley,

Senior Engineer,

Arup, Seattle

Courtney L. Davis,

Project Engineer,

KPFF Consulting Engineers,

Seattle

Michael Frank,

Director of Engineering,

McKinstry, Seattle

Stuart Hand,

Project Architect

Mulvannyg2,

Bellevue, Wash.

Johnathan Limb,

Senior Civil Engineer,

Stantec,

Anchorage Alaska

Suzanne Leta Liou,

Senior Division Manager,

Power and Transmission,

Atkins

Beaverton, Ore.

Amanda Schweickert,

Project Engineer,

BergerABAM,

Federal Way, Wash.

Shaghayegh Shariat,

Transportation Engineer,

Parsons Brinckerhoff,

Seattle

Mark Tumason,

Project Manager,

Schwager Davis Inc.,

Medina, Wash