I first started as an intern on the BDFPP back in May 2023 and have been working on the BDFP project ever since. I'm proud to work here because I genuinely believe in what we're building. BDFP isn't just a job; we're making a real difference by building the community along with the project. I’m most excited about the technical challenge this project represents. It forces us to think beyond our current methods and requires a level of creativity and problem-solving that I thrive on.

Everyday I'm excited to learn something new on the project. The MEP scope on this project is very complex and requires many years of experience to understand. However this project always keeps me on my toes and challenges me everyday to keep learning and constantly improve. Looking back it’s great to see how far I’ve grown in my short time here. Aside from the technical and engineering of building this type of facility, the cultural and community impact to the surrounding neighborhood has been outstanding and the constant outreach for the neighborhood’s participation has been second to none to any projects I have ever seen. I appreciate all the LBE/SBE input and involvement throughout the project.

The BDFP is my first and only project at Webcor. I started as a Project Engineer on sitewide yard piping and area 900. oI think that the most exciting thing about this project is its scale and impact. San Francisco is a major city with almost a million residents and many millions of visitors every year. It is crazy to think that this project will serve 80% of those people every day for decades to come. oThis project has given me the opportunity to learn a ton! Before this project, I had only ever worked on small residential steel and miscellaneous metal projects. Now, I have a greater understanding of concrete, structural steel, and architectural finishes at a large scale.

I am proud to deliver an importance piece of infrastructure for the people and city of San Francisco.