Alex's start in structural engineering focused on design work related to marine structures and bridges. After being exposed to the detective work that accompanies forensic engineering, he was hooked. Alex embraces the interesting challenges this specialty involves and enjoys the nuances every unique structure provides. Alex’s forensic experience includes the evaluation and repair of concrete, steel, timber, and hybrid systems. Alex has performed investigations of structural failures, evaluated existing structures, performed design reviews, and designed innovative structural repairs. Alex loves to get his hands on a structure and has extensively used non-destructive testing to aid in the analyses and rehabilitation of existing structures. 

Alex earned both his M.S. in Structural Engineering and B.S. in Civil Engineering from the University of Florida. He is currently the President of the Structural Engineers Association of Texas (SEAoT) Austin Chapter. Alex is also involved in the American Concrete Institute (ACI) and is a voting member of Committee 132: Responsibility in Concrete Construction. 

Outside of the office, Alex enjoys all things outdoors and is usually off on his mountain bike or playing tennis.