Albuquerque, NM – Kimberly Coleman, PE, has joined Parametrix as a senior principal engineer. She has 18 years of experience in structural and bridge engineering and transportation infrastructure design and rehabilitation.
Coleman comes to Parametrix from Sandia National Laboratories, where she served as a systems engineer leading the structural design and blast modeling/simulation team. Prior to that, she served as a bridge engineering manager at the New Mexico Department of Transportation.
Her notable project work includes the US 54 over the Canadian River cast-in-place segmental bridge —a first-of-its-kind in New Mexico. The project received the 2022 American Council of Engineering Companies Engineering Excellence Grand Conceptor Award and the 2021 American Segmental Bridge Institute Bridge Award of Excellence.
Coleman also served as Engineer of Record on the NM 50 over Glorieta Creek project through design and construction. This project faced significant environmental and cultural resources constraints and received the 2023 Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute Design Award.
At Parametrix, she joins the firm’s Albuquerque transportation practice. The firm’s New Mexico staff includes approximately 35 professionals providing services in transportation planning and design, environmental, survey, and cultural resources.
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