Alejandro brings a breadth of experience having worked throughout the design and construction industry in contractor, supplier, and consulting engineering roles. Alejandro holds both a Diploma and a Bachelor’s Degree with Distinction in Civil Engineering from BCIT, specializing in structural engineering. Initially involved in single-family homes, Alejandro worked his way through the industry to eventually work on state-of-the-art, high-profile projects such as the Centre Block Base Isolation at Parliament Hill, the UBC Museum of Anthropology Great Hall Renewal Project, Royal BC Museum PARC Campus, and a mass timber campus in Silicon Valley. Through many years of hands-on experience, Alejandro has become a champion for sustainable construction and simple yet effective structural solutions.

Dan’s diverse experience in technology, engineering, and creative projects enables him to address complex challenges with practical solutions. As a technical leader, he shares discoveries and explains intricate concepts to foster understanding and collaboration. His curiosity drives him to improve processes and designs, contributing to innovation that keeps RJC at the industry forefront.
Dan integrates programming, design, and process excellence into his projects, leveraging advanced techniques to deliver efficient outcomes. Notable work includes the 1025 Johnson Street mixed-use fire station, One Bear Mountain which was modified and built above a previously constructed podium, and 1050 Yates, a mixed-use, multi-tower project with 481 units supported on deep foundations.
A mechanical engineering graduate from the University of Victoria, Dan transitioned from RJC’s drafting team to structural engineering and corporate process improvement. He Chairs both the SEABC Vancouver Island Chapter and the SEABC Technical Committee, reflecting his commitment to professional development and leadership.