If you’ve never tried an escape room, it’s worth giving a try! It’s actually a fun challenge for all types of thinkers, not just mechanical engineers, although we were pretty successful in escaping. We are always looking for ways to improve teamwork, this offered a great opportunity to work together and learn more about each other.
Brennen joined the 360 Engineering team in March. He is a graduate of the University of Arizona, Tucson, receiving a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and Chemistry. While in school, Brennen focused his attention on thermodynamics and has a background in pharmaceutical manufacturing. Brennen chose Mechanical Engineering because he finds it really satisfying to see a project through the stages of concept to construction, especially knowing other people will benefit from a design he was a part of. He also enjoys being constantly challenged with tasks that are logic and math based, but with a bit of creative flair thrown in the mix.
Kerri joined 360 Engineering in April, bringing 16 years of mechanical engineering experience to the team. She is a graduate of Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Michigan, earning a BSE with a concentration in Mechanical Engineering. Her strengths in math and science drew Kerri to choose mechanical engineering as a profession. Kerri’s background includes 5 years with Trane and 11 years of engineering consulting. She has worked on a wide-range of project types including tenant finish, office buildings, retail, restaurants, churches, schools, and multifamily.
We are honored to be named one of Denver Business Journal’s 2018 Small Business Awards finalists. 25 finalists were selected in different categories out of 120 applications. We are looking forward to celebrating at the awards reception on May 24th.
Click here to see all of the finalists and to read more about the award.
The 2018 Saving Places Conference is taking place January 31st through February 3rd. This four-day event offers educational sessions, workshops, and tours focused on historic preservation. 360 Engineering’s very own Denise Dihle, along with Jon Brooks from AE Design, will be presenting Thursday, February 1st at 1:45 PM.
To learn more about the conference, click here.
As a mechanical engineer at 360 Engineering since 2012, Travis shares his passion and well-rounded knowledge of mechanical system design, building energy, and controls. His skills range from energy analysis, cooling and heating load calculations, development of energy conserving measures, mechanical system design, and equipment selection for industrial facilities, commercial buildings, and laboratories. To learn more about Travis, click here.
We had a blast at the Avalanche game last week. It was a great time to celebrate our team’s hard work and dedication to projects, clients, and each other throughout the year. 2017 was an incredible year for 360 Engineering, we can’t wait to see what 2018 brings — Our 15th year in business! We are so thankful for all our partners and clients who have helped contribute to our success along the way.
Please help us give a warm welcome to the newest 360 Engineering Project Engineer, Ryan Dunne!
As a mechanical engineer at 360 Engineering since 2012, Travis shares his passion and well-rounded knowledge of mechanical system design, building energy, and controls. His skills range from energy analysis, cooling and heating load calculations, development of energy conserving measures, mechanical system design, and equipment selection for industrial facilities, commercial buildings, and laboratories. To learn more about Travis, click here.
Congratulations to our president and founder, Denise Dihle, PE. One of 36 finalists for Denver Business Journal’s 2017 Outstanding Women in Business — out of 259 nominations! A special awards luncheon will be held on August 15th, where all finalists will be honored for their accomplishments, and winners in 12 categories will be announced.
Visit Denver Business Journal’s website to see the finalists and read more about the award: http://www.bizjournals.com/denver/news/2017/06/30/dbjs-outstanding-women-in-business-2017-finalists.html
This is the third recognition for Denise in 2017, earlier this year she was named one of the Denver Business Journal’s 2017 Top Women in Energy and was a 2017 honoree for Enterprising Magazine’s Enterprising Women of the Year.
With a rich background in the mechanical design and construction industry, Taylor joined 360 Engineering in 2014. As a controls contractor, he gained a deep understanding of complex controls system operations and developed a holistic approach to mechanical design and system layout that optimizes occupant comfort, facility maintenance, and energy efficiency. Applying his full knowledge and experience, Taylor capably handles a plethora of design duties, from load calculations and duct and pipe layout to equipment specification and construction administration. To learn more about Taylor, click here.
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