Dec 10, 2025

PCS Structural Solutions

Greissl

Rumann

Dragovich

Bowen

PCS announced the promotions of four structural engineers: McKell Bowen to associate principal, Jared Dragovich to senior associate, Rebecca Rumann to associate, and Jaycob Greissl to project manager.

Bowen has 10 years of experience in structural engineering and is currently working on the Swedish First Hill Medical Center North Tower, the Vancouver Washington Temple, and the North Thurston Public Schools Young Child Family Center projects.

Dragovich has eight years of experience and brings expertise in educational environments serving as a K-12 market lead. Dragovich is currently working on the Issaquah School District's Issaquah High School, Bremerton School District's View Ridge Elementary Arts Academy, and the Lower Columbia College Center for Vocational and Transitional Studies projects.

Rumann has 13 years of experience focusing on best-fit designs for new construction and solutions for existing buildings. Rumann is currently working on the Seattle Public Schools' View Ridge Elementary seismic upgrade.

Greissl brings seven years of experience to the role of project manager and as a dedicated ACE Mentor. Currently, Greissl is working on the Sumner-Bonney Lake School District's Bonney Lake High School Addition, the Vancouver Washington Temple, and the Mason General Hospital Master Planning projects.

Dec 03, 2025

PCS Structural Solutions

Legé

Parke

PCS Structural Solutions has entered its fifth generation of leadership with the promotion of Todd Parke to chief executive officer and Alex Legé to president.

Parke has been with PCS for 19 years and has served as the firm's president since 2024, as managing principal of the Tacoma office since 2022, and is the firm's healthcare market team leader.

“PCS is where my career started and I am equally grateful and thrilled to help lead a firm of such prestige into the next chapter of success,” Parke said. “We will continue a pattern of healthy growth while maintaining the core values that make PCS uniquely impactful to design and construction.”

Parke assumes the role of CEO from Brian Phair, who is passing the torch after 16 years of leadership and will be staying on as an executive principal.

Phair noted, “This is a legacy firm with smart transitions from true partners. Just like Putnam helped me transition to CEO 16 years ago, I look forward to helping Todd springboard PCS's vision into the next chapter. Alex and Todd are incredible.”

Legé, who has been with PCS for 18 years, has been a principal in the Seattle office since 2017 and leads the firm's education and public projects market team. Legé champions innovation in mass timber and sustainable design.

“I am humbled and thankful for the opportunity to help lead the dynamic and talented team at PCS and eagerly look forward to continued success with our partners across the built environment,” Legé said.

The 60-year structural engineering firm based in Seattle, Tacoma and Portland has served the Northwest with structural design for healthcare, education, civic, commercial and residential buildings since its founding in 1965.

PLS

Stumpf

PLS has expanded its service offerings with the creation of a dedicated Transportation Engineering Department, and named Daniel Stumpf as department manager.

Stumpf is a civil and transportation engineer with more than 11 years of professional experience serving clients throughout Washington and Oregon. He has a background in transportation and traffic engineering, having produced a wide range of studies and technical analyses for public- and private-sector clients.

His previous work includes preparation of transportation and traffic impact studies; supporting master plan, zone changes, annexation, and general land use development; planning infrastructure and operations for local colleges, schools, and religious institutions; producing studies regarding parking, queuing, circulation, sight distance, and trip generation; as well as peer review and agency consulting services.