HEAPY would like to recognize our female colleagues and all of their accomplishments across all our offices in Dayton, Columbus and Cleveland, Ohio, Indianapolis, Indiana and Raleigh, North Carolina.
Our HEAPY female colleagues are always empowering each other as well as women everywhere throughout the A|E|C industry. They dedicate their hard work and talents towards the HEAPY purpose of, Building a Sustainable, Well, and More Resilient Society. They continue to inspire our clients, empower our colleagues and advance our industry.
Here’s what our colleagues have to say about what it means to be a woman in the engineering field.
Amanda Alvarado
Optimization Engineer
To me, women in engineering means being fearless in the pursuit of your passions. I was the little girl who always had more Lego sets than Barbie dolls and who had a passion for math and science. I’m proud that I stuck with it and followed my dreams. As a woman engineer, I hope to help motivate girls today to be the next generation of incredible engineers.
Read MoreDanielle Bowling
Administrative Team Coordinator
Kim Burns, LEED AP BD+C
Project Manager
Kelly Dillow
Marketing and Social Media Coordinator
Jennifer Eller
Mechanical Designer
I’ve always thought I wanted to be an architect. I love designing houses/buildings….quite honestly anything. I love figuring out how to run/design duct work in a building. I love seeing the number of women grown in our field!
Read MoreVictoria Francis
Mechanical Engineer
Mary Gelose, PE, CPD
Senior Plumbing Engineer
Lexi Gossett, CEM, CxT
Optimization Engineer
To me, being a woman in engineering means I am able to break barriers.
Read MoreKelsey Greenwood
Senior Optimization Engineer
I went into engineering because I liked science and math. I had no idea the places it would take me, the projects I would work on, or the people I would meet! My engineering degree has opened so many opportunities for my career and professional development.
Read MoreCasey Huynh, PAHR, PHR, SHRM-CP
Senior HR Generalist
It gives me great pleasure being a part of the growth and development of women in a once male-dominated profession.
Read MoreErin Kelly, CMVP, EcoDistricts AP
Optimization Engineer
Being in engineering gives me a chance to make a difference – in people’s lives and in the world. I’m passionate about math, science, and sustainability, so energy engineering has been a great fit for me!
Read MoreAmanda Mason, PHR
Recruiter
I am a recruiter. Anytime I have an opportunity to work with a woman during the interview process for a position with Heapy I feel excited. Women need and DESERVE a role in this industry. The women I work alongside are smart, strong, powerful and not afraid to take chances and have a little fun! I feel proud to be a part in the process of opening doors for women in the engineering industry!
Read MoreSumeta Medicherla, LEED AP BD+C, WELL AP
Project Manager
Shannon Peicu
Mechanical Engineer
Amrita Singh
Technology Designer
Female Engineer (noun): Someone who solves the world’s problems and looks pretty doing it.
Read MoreKarla Slone
Administrative Team Coordinator
Deena Turnbull
Senior Marketing and Graphic Design Coordinator
I have the wonderful opportunity to assist HEAPY and my colleagues put their best foot forward. I am excited to see how HEAPY will navigate the road ahead.
Read MoreEvelyn Wagner
Mechanical Engineer
Engineering picked me. As a child, my grandfather would repeatedly tell my parents, “That one is going to be an engineer”. I enjoy working in this field for the challenges that it provides me. It uses innovation, creativity and problem solving to help people.
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