Understanding that teamwork is essential to the success of a project, Shawn Roberge is inspired by the opportunity to partner with great collaborators and seeks out projects with clients that share his respect for the team and its processes.  With more than 18 years of structural engineering experience across a wide range of projects, his work includes single and multifamily residential, commercial structures, renovations, as well as unique structures like artwork, zoos, and aquariums.  Shawn is focused on the implementation of modern, sustainable materials and design approaches in every project, and serves as the resident expert on Mass Timber construction.  As Principal, he has assumed responsibility for an array of Human Resources functions and works within the leadership team to ensure that the company runs smoothly.    

Tony possesses more than 23 years of A/E/C experience that includes more than nine years in construction.  Prior to engineering, Tony worked as a contractor and ultimately founded his own construction firm. From field inspections to working with challenging clients, his construction experiences helped him to develop a deep understanding of the built environment and improved his ability to quickly identify risks and exploit construction efficiencies on every project. While pursuing his engineering degree, Tony simultaneously studied art history and took studio classes with a focus on sculpture. His work in wood, bronze, plaster, and mixed media later informed his approach to construction, where he focused his attention on millworks and furniture design and was involved in creating sculpted elements for renowned artists for an Art Expo in 2008. As an engineer, Tony has an eye for architecture, and relishes opportunities to design structure to support unique architectural expressions. He has designed and analyzed a variety of structures across the public and private sectors and has served in an investigative capacity on the assessments of many historic masonry structures. 

Owen's 19 years of experience have distilled the practice of engineering down for him to one essential axiom: structural design is an art form. In seeking to balance the performance demands of the building code, the programming requirements of the architect, the constructability obstacles of the contractor, and the owner’s budget, a great engineer will arrive at an elegant solution that holds these competing interests in equilibrium while delivering exceptional design.  He applies this philosophy across a broad range of project types, including hospitals and healthcare structures, industrial and transit campuses, parking garages, residential additions, seismic retrofits, and construction engineering services.  Owen excels at delivering precise, cost-effective solutions to engineering and construction challenges, and works diligently to deliver the best possible outcome for every project.  As Principal, Owen shares management of the company with the leadership team and is responsible for organizing and forecasting finances.

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At five years old Alexis was sketching dream houses on oversized paper. That passion, combined with a love of math, led her to pursue architectural engineering, where she discovered her passion for structural engineering. She enjoys the balance of numbers and creativity, and the opportunity to help shape how people feel when they experience a space. Over the years, she has worked across New Hampshire, Boston (watch out for her occasional accent slip), California, and now Washington, with a primary focus on K–12 education infrastructure alongside a range of commercial projects. She is especially inspired by the “wow factor” of biophilic design and the impact it can bring to a project. She holds a B.S. in Architectural Engineering from WPI (2018) and an M.S. in Structural Engineering from Stanford University (2023).

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I am passionate about creating innovative, beautiful, and meaningful additions to the built environment. Stemming from my academic background in both architecture and structures, I focus on integrating structure for the benefit of the overall project. During my over eleven years in structural engineering, I worked on many amazing projects in a range of types and scales, including large office campuses, high-rises, museums, and civic spaces. This work is spread across the country, with a concentration in the Seattle area -- particularly several landmarks and cultural institutions. But beyond the buildings themselves, I find joy in collaborating with great teams and continuously growing: there is always something new to learn. I look forward to helping realize more useful and enjoyable spaces!

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I am an Engineer passionate about using collaboration and creative thinking to deliver efficient and effective designs.  I have experience with designing concrete foundation and retaining wall systems, steel structures, and wood structures ranging from single family residential remodels to multi-family new construction apartment buildings.  As a recent 2020 graduate from Seattle University, I am eagerly applying my knowledge, along with learning new things every day, to projects that will have lasting impact to their communities.

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I view a building as a work of impressionist art: countless components – which on their own are albeit unimpressive – fitted together and relying on one another to form a cohesive masterpiece. I am endlessly fascinated by this concept and feel lucky to be a part of that process as an engineer. I originally pursued structural engineering for the beautiful blend of complex mathematical theory and artful practicality. Only after entering the workforce did I realize my true passion for the profession is fueled by the collaboration between engineers, architects, and contractors to find safe, beautiful, and economical solutions to design and construction challenges. In my opinion, the solution discovered in good company is far more rewarding than one found alone. In summary: my passion for problem solving is rooted in the joy of collaboration. When I am not dual wielding my calculator and steel manual, I enjoy learning obnoxious children’s songs on the guitar for my daughter, going on neighborhood walks with Annie the over-zealous Golden Retriever, planning dream home makeovers with my wife (just knock out that wall!), and forever searching for a cider that is just dry enough, but not too dry.

My interest in Structural Engineering stems from my habit of looking at the built world around me and desire to understand how it all gets put together. I was born and raised in the Seattle area, so my previous work designing K-12 schools around Washington has been a rewarding experience in my career so far, along with volunteering at SEFW outreach events. I look forward to expanding my knowledge on the design of other project types and getting to work with exciting new clients.

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On the long summer days in my hometown of St. Charles, Missouri, you could often find me with my nose in a book about archaeology, architecture, and physics, or out exploring old buildings, bridges, wooded areas, and caves. This youthful curiosity and passion to explore continues to motivate me today, but now I’m equipped with a bit more technical knowledge and engineering training than I had as a kid building LEGO towers in the living room. I studied civil/structural engineering at Missouri University of Science and Technology in Rolla, Missouri (B.S. 2018, M.S. 2019) and began my career with Lund Opsahl in 2021 where I have been enriched by the daily collaboration and exchange of ideas, perspectives, and knowledge amongst the broadly skilled team. I am energized by the challenge of working on projects with unique constraints, getting to investigate existing structures, and applying basic principles creatively to develop efficient engineering solutions. As I grow as an engineer, I look forward to working on projects related to areas of particular interest to me including historic and existing structures, seismic resiliency, sustainable design, as well as gaining competency working with all the major structural materials.

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Growing up in Indonesia, every couple of years I would hear in the news about a big earthquake somewhere in the country that destroyed buildings and caused hundreds or even thousands of deaths. I decided to become a structural engineer because I want to make a lasting impact in the world and save lives by helping ensure the buildings people live and work in are safe through natural disasters. I graduated from Georgia Institute of Technology in 2018.

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I worked in Title Insurance for 10 years before going back to school to change careers. I chose drafting because I wanted to combine my love of art with a good career with growth opportunity. My favorite thing about working at Lund Opsahl is the variety of project types, which includes everything from schools, zoos, and hospitals, to animal sanctuaries and civic buildings.  I enjoy watching a project come to life as it evolves, and I feel that through our work, we give back to the community.  I have 11 years of experience in drafting, most of it in Structural Engineering. Prior to coming to Lund Opsahl in 2014 I worked in Aerospace Engineering modeling.

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When I’m not managing our production department, I enjoy camping, reading and watching movies.

I have worked for multiple architecture, design, and engineering firms (20+ years of experience).  I enjoy being the organization’s point person and seeing my efforts come to fruition in a happy harmonious office.

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My career started in Moscow, Russia in 2006. I have been participating in the development of various projects as a structural engineer for more than 13 years. Most of my experience was in the design of underground structures and subways. I was on the team of enthusiasts working on implementation of BIM technologies in our company. I really like that BIM technology simplifies the work of engineers and helps visualize the project for our customers even before the start of construction. I love watching how the 3D model on the monitor screen eventually turns into a real building. Since 2019 I have been living and working in the USA getting a new life experience. I joined Lund Opsahl in 2022 and I’m so happy to apply my knowledge and skills here. I’m excited to be able to develop further with a great team of excellent engineers and specialists.

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After years of working as a veterinary technician, I decided to pursue a career that suited my interest and educational background in studio art and become a drafter. I really enjoy working for a company where I can apply my visual skills and attention to detail. It is rewarding to know that my work contributes to the development of various projects that benefit our clients and the community.

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Keva grew up in Bellingham and graduated from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo in 2017. In 2018, She earned her Master’s in Structural Engineering and worked at the Composite Materials and Engineering Center developing new sustainable construction materials at Washington State University. Prior to joining Lund Opsahl, Keva worked in structural engineering, mainly multifamily residential, education, and parking garage projects. Keva likes the challenge of structural engineering and working to find efficient solutions to problems.

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I was born and raised in Bellingham, WA, I recently graduated from Seattle University in 2022.  I decided to become an engineer because it involves problem solving and taking decisions, I enjoy the process of brainstorming different solutions and picking the one that benefits all parties. I am excited to grow as a civil engineer and to extend my skill set here at Lund Opsahl.

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I have experience in podcasting, science writing, and graphic design, all which stem from my passion for storytelling and marketing. I look forward to sharing and presenting the projects and people that define the team at Lund Opsahl and am excited to show the impact the built environment has on the community. As a newbie to the industry, I am finding joy in learning something new every day!

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I grew up with a passion to build and create, be it arts and crafts projects with my friends, snow forts in the backyard, or fifteen types of Christmas cookies with my family during the holidays.  Combining that interest with a lifelong partiality for science and math, I knew I wanted to study structural engineering before I applied to my first college.  I’ve been lucky enough to work for companies in both California and Washington on projects ranging from designing a support for a twisted tree trunk to designing entire buildings.  Being able to walk/bike/drive by a structure that I have designed is a true point of pride for me, no matter the size or material.   I love being part of a project team and working toward a common goal with the owner, architect, contractor, and consultants.  I put a lot of weight (pun intended, buildings are heavy) in my work to produce a quality product that I can be proud of.  In my spare time, I’m usually in the middle of several different projects at once and making more plans for later.  I love being outdoors and will talk your ear off about being born and raised in Alaska if given the chance.

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Growing up with a carpenter for a father and a mason for a grandfather, my sister and I saw homes being built throughout our childhood. At the time, we had no idea what they were doing, but that exposure led me to a fascination of construction and structures. Originally from Minnesota, I have been working in steel erection and engineering since 2015. Throughout that time, I have collaborated with a talented team of project managers, superintendents, and ironworkers to bring the ideas of engineers and architects to life. I drove out to the PNW in 2019 to help lead the erection at the newly renovated Climate Pledge Arena, but quickly fell in love with the combination of city and nature that the Seattle area has to offer. I studied Civil Engineering at the University of Minnesota, Duluth where I was able to expand my love of the outdoors and passion for music on the shores of Lake Superior. I’m honored to be a member of this team of accomplished, skilled, and friendly engineers.

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I am very excited to join the team at Lund Opsahl. As a recent graduate of Seattle University, I am looking forward to applying the knowledge I learned in the classroom to real life projects and to also keep learning and gaining new skills. Growing up in the San Francisco Bay Area, I saw new buildings being erected around me every day and since then I’ve been interested in engineering. I want to work on projects that have a positive impact on society, and I feel that at as an engineer at Lund Opsahl I’ll be able to do that.

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Romi Kanda is an accomplished Controller with over 17 years of experience in financial management and accounting. Currently serving as the Controller at Lund Opsahl, she plays a pivotal role in overseeing financial operations, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards, and driving strategic financial planning. With a strong background in construction, manufacturing, publishing & engineering, Romi has a proven track record of improving financial processes and enhancing reporting accuracy. She holds a degree in Accounting from Stevens Henager Business College. Romi is passionate about leveraging data analytics to inform business decisions and optimize financial performance. She believes in fostering a collaborative team environment that encourages innovation and professional growth.

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In my eight years at Lund Opsahl, I have found that I love being able to apply math and my imagination to solve a client’s problems. Each project presents a unique opportunity to apply what I know – it keeps my work interesting. When I start a new project, I’m always excited to continue to learn as much as I can from experiencing new design challenges and help make a client’s vision come to life. I work most with construction engineering, small commercial properties, and civic projects.

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Driven by a passion for arts and mathematics, my career journey started off with the intent of pursuing architecture. I later transitioned to working as a wood truss designer for the next five years under the guidance of a great mentor who introduced me to the joy and fundamentals of engineering. His inspiration led me to return to school for an engineering degree at the University of Washington. Since then, I have been fortunate to find my way to Lund Opsahl and to be working alongside great people. My scope of work includes the design of custom homes, K-12 schools, and multi-family complexes. Beyond the work life, you can find me hiking in the mountains, playing volleyball, or attempting to complete one of many unfinished art pieces...

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Marjorie Lund is the founder and managing principal of Lund Opsahl. Her extensive experience in structural engineering  includes more than 40 years of designing and building commercial structures, educational facilities, community centers, recreational facilities, and medical buildings. Dedicated to incorporating sustainable design practices in all of her projects, Marjorie established the Sustainability Committee for the Structural Engineers Association of Washington in 2009 and subsequently published an article on the sustainability of the award winning Mercer Slough Environmental Education Center in Modern Steel Construction magazine. Marjorie has been recognized nationally for her work in the field of structural engineering, most notably receiving the 2009 AISC Innovative Design in Engineering and Architecture with Structural Steel: Merit Award for Projects $75M and Greater in recognition for her innovative structural applications and cost-saving measures. In 2016, Governor Jay Inslee appointed Marjorie to the Washington State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors. Using the knowledge and experience gleaned from a successful career, she will help guide the Board’s mission to uphold public safety through licensing and policy.  

Founding Principal Peter Opsahl brings more than 37 years of structural engineering and construction administration experience to Lund Opsahl, including multi-family and single-family residential, commercial mixed-use, medical, industrial, and seismic retrofit projects.  His extensive involvement with construction engineering for general contractors has given him a unique perspective and a refined focus toward developing efficient, cost-effective, and constructible structure.  Additionally, his considerable knowledge of sustainable materials, including autoclave-aerated concrete, has contributed to the design and construction of many sustainable structures throughout the Pacific Northwest.  Peter strives to create a collaborative environment on all projects, prioritizing responsiveness and an open communication style that has cultivated many long-term clients and relationships. In the past, Peter has served as President of the Structural Engineers Association of Washington Seattle Chapter and President of the State Board. In the 11 years prior to becoming a principal at Lund Opsahl, he was the owner of PAO Structural Engineering