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DAVID E. PEÑALVA, P.E., PROMOTED TO VICE PRESIDENT

David offers two decades of engineering experience and plays a pivotal role in advancing GTA’s capabilities throughout the Southeast. As a licensed Professional Engineer, he directs technical strategy from due diligence through construction, delivering practical, cost-effective solutions for projects in industrial, residential, commercial, energy, and transportation sectors.

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TYLER FURR, P.G., PROMOTED TO VICE PRESIDENT

Tyler brings more than a decade of geotechnical expertise and has been instrumental in driving GTA’s growth in Western Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Ohio. As a licensed Professional Geologist, he leads our Pittsburgh operations with a focus on regional expansion, strategic initiatives, and tailored solutions for complex projects across diverse markets.

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GTA EXPANDS PRESENCE IN OHIO WITH NEW COLUMBUS OFFICE

We are excited to announce the opening of GTA’s second office in Ohio, located in Columbus! GTA Vice President, Randy Daub, P.E., is Principal-In-Charge of this new location.

Jacob Fryer has joined GTA as a COT Project Manager and Columbus Branch Manager.

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What Makes a Career in Engineering Exciting

What makes a career in this field exciting is the variety of projects and challenges, continuous opportunities for learning and problem-solving, as well as numerous career paths suited to different interests and strengths.

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Common Career Paths in Geotechnical, Environmental, and Construction Testing

The work in geotechnical engineering, environmental science, and construction testing reaches into almost every type of project. Because these fields cover such a broad range of work, career paths are just as varied.

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Collaboration, Fun, and Team Pride: A Closer Look at GTA’s Pittsburgh and Raleigh Teams

Every GTA office has its own rhythm, but across the company, there’s a shared energy that runs through every team: people who work hard, have fun together, and take real pride in what they do. We see it in the collaboration that happens day-to-day and in the friendships that form outside of work.