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The first woman, first millennial and first nontraditional practitioner to hold ownership in Cleveland-based design firm Bialosky, Crouch began work during The Great Recession, when many firms were doing layoffs.

Chavez began her career in the legal industry almost two decades ago and was looking for a new opportunity when she took a job with a small woman-owned consultant based in Los Angeles.

Jeff Byrne has found success in construction by approaching every day of work with enthusiasm—embracing challenges and focusing on problem-solving.

Burke works with climate tech companies through Suffolk’s start-up accelerator.

Armed with a dual degree Bachelor of Science in Architecture and Construction Systems Management from Ohio State University, Alex Belkofer could have gone into either architecture or building but chose the latter.

Pursuing water-wastewater work as a career wasn’t the first thing on Christopher Baersten’s mind when he began studying engineering.

Director of sustainable design for STV is energized to tackle industry’s biggest climate challenges.

Going to work for Norfolk Southern Co. at the height of the Great Recession, having interned at structural engineering firms, wasn’t the most stable time to join the industry.

The hustle and bustle of New York City set the scene for ENR’s conversation with this year’s National Top 20 Under 40 winners.

Gray's most impactful work was at Denver International Airport, she says.