National employee-owned engineering firm welcomes new principals

by tanya_martins_2 | January 29, 2025 8:40 am

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RJC Engineers, a national, employee-owned engineering firm, is marking its 77^th year of growth and achievement by welcoming three new principals and four new associates across its Canadian offices.

This year’s newly appointed principals and associates are from various segments of RJC’s business, from structural engineering and building science and restoration to sustainability, project leadership, and technical innovation.

RJC’s new principals are as follows:

• Matthew Lipiec—Toronto
• Jason Guldin—Victoria
• Sameer Hasham—Victoria

RJC new associates are as follows:

• Craig Dunham—Toronto
• Garrett Perkins—Kingston
• Nensi Baboci—Toronto
• Peter Dias—Victoria

With these appointments, RJC Engineers[1]‘ leadership has grown to 55 principals and 55 associates. The expanded leadership team reflects the company’s focus on mentorship, professional development, and addressing evolving industry demands. The new principals and associates bring expertise in various disciplines, reinforcing RJC’s ability to support a diverse range of engineering and building projects.

RJC is a frequent contributor to Construction Canada magazine. Here are some of their recent feature article contributions:

• Repair and maintenance solutions for parking garages[2]
• A comprehensive scrutiny of building enclosure design and construction[3]
• Factors to consider when redesigning podium decks[4]

Source URL: https://www.constructioncanada.net/national-employee-owned-engineering-firm-welcomes-new-principals/

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