Mr. Edge is a structural and civil engineer experienced performing engineering design, inspection, and construction consulting services in a variety of project sectors across the world.
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Jacob Edge is a structural and civil engineer experienced performing engineering design, inspection, and construction consulting services in a variety of project sectors across the world. He is well versed in the design and construction of projects comprised of steel, concrete, wood (light-frame and timber), masonry, and cold-formed steel.
Before joining Secretariat, Mr. Edge worked as a project engineer for international consulting engineering firms, with projects having an estimated construction cost ranging from $5K to $25B. He regularly consulted on high load, high seismic, high wind, and blast projects.
Mr. Edge is a Licensed Professional Engineer in the state of Texas, with the ability to get licensed in additional states as needed for projects.
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