Introducing 3 New TDEG Associates

Aaron Khan, EIT

TDEG welcomed Aaron Khan to the Danbury office in June 2023 in the role of Engineer. Aaron graduated from Rochester Institute of Technology in May 2023 with a BS in Civil Engineering Technology. Aaron passed the 8-hour long Fundamentals of Engineering exam in July to become an Engineer-in-Training, EIT.

In Aaron's spare time he likes to hike, bike and play basketball.

Welcome to the TDEG team and Congratulations Aaron!

Matthew Jewell

In July 2023 TDEG welcomed Matthew Jewell to the Danbury office. Matthew is a resident of Newtown, CT and recently graduated from the University of Connecticut with a BS in Civil Engineering. He has started his position in the role of Engineer.

In Matt's spare time he likes lifting weights, going on walks with his family and golfing.

Please join us in welcoming Matt to the TDEG team!

Noah Gerner, EIT

Noah Gerner joined our Castle Rock, Colorado office as an Engineer in June 2023. He graduated from Colorado State University in May 2023 with a BS in Civil Engineering. Noah completed the Fundamentals of Engineering exam to become EIT certified and is also ACI Concrete Field Technician certified.

Please join us in welcoming Noah to the TDEG team!

The Richard S. Di Salvo Scholarship is Awarded



Each year a senior at Ridgefield High School is awarded the Richard S. Di Salvo Scholarship. To be eligible the student must be planning on pursuing a career in Engineering. This year the scholarship was awarded to Paul Hickey of Ridgefield. Paul will be attending Tufts University in the Fall.

Pictured here are Paul Hickey and Bruce Richardson at the Scholarship Awards Ceremony which took place on June 6, 2023 at Ridgefield High School.

TDEG Visits Local 1 Bricklayers

 and Allied Craftworkers Center

TDEG employees attended the Structural Engineers Association of Connecticut (SEAConn) seminar and shop tour of the Local 1 Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers training center in Wallingford, CT. The seminar and tour offered design and construction techniques for masonry lintels and even allowed TDEG employees a try at laying a masonry lintel. The event was a joint effort by SEAConn and the International Masonry Institute in cooperation with the Local 1 BAC.

The Di Salvo Engineering Group, Structural Engineers