Leadership team

As lead engineer of the Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) team, David’s experience in both the technical and administrative aspects of his role allow for strong client relationships where he is able to provide innovative and cost-effective solutions to various problems. His thorough work ethic and friendly attitude provide his colleagues with an auspicious work environment where they can thrive and produce high-quality results.

Joshua is a professional engineer with over 15 years of extensive experience in noise, vibration, and air quality analysis across Canada. His leadership skills, alongside his technical expertise, have assisted him in guiding a team of new and experienced engineers through complex residential, commercial, industrial, and institutional projects.

Andrew brings an extensive research-based background in theoretical and practical fluid dynamics, as well as exceptional project management skills. With over 15 years’ experience in wind engineering, he is well-versed in wind tunnel testing, computational flow simulations, and the detailed analyses that follow such exercises. In addition, he is a gifted relational builder and relishes the opportunity to work closely and effectively alongside developers, architects, and planners.

Un Yong’s experience in wind engineering and structural design has enabled him to work on a wide variety of challenging projects and exercises, including tall building wind design, aero-elastic testing of slender structures, various damper designs for buildings and other structures, and building structural dynamics. He is actively involved in research across a broad range of wind and structural topics, including performance-based structural wind design, mass and liquid dampers, and wind-induced vibration of tall buildings and bridges. He enjoys working with strategically minded, responsive, high-performance teams and provides practical solutions with a strong theoretical basis.