Matthew Mikolajczyk

Matthew Mikolajczyk, P.E. has a diverse and extensive work experience in the engineering and mapping industry. Matthew is currently working at GPRS as a Market Segment Leader and SiteMap Technical Sales Lead, where they demonstrate and promotes their state-of-the-art GIS platform and mapping process. Matthew is also responsible for managing a team of technicians and coordinating the quality control and quality assurance of client deliverables.

In addition to their current role, Matthew is a Principal Owner at GeNiuSS LLC, where they research, develops, manufactures, and sells low-cost GNSS devices and mapping equipment to make mapping more accessible and accurate.

Prior to these roles, Matthew worked at The Mannik & Smith Group, Inc. as a Structures Team Leader, Project Manager, and Engineer V. Matthew has extensive experience in bridge inspection, design, analysis, permitting, and plan detailing, as well as working on various other engineering projects.

Matthew started their career at ESA Engineers, Surveyors & Associates, LLC as a Civil Engineering Intern, where they gained experience in surveying, CAD, stormwater design, subdivision layout, and roadway design.

Overall, Matthew Mikolajczyk, P.E. has a strong background in engineering, mapping, and project management, with a focus on innovative and cost-effective solutions.

Matthew Mikolajczyk, P.E. has a Master of Science degree in Civil Engineering from The University of Toledo, which they obtained from 2006 to 2008. Matthew also holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from the same university, which they earned from 2001 to 2005. Prior to their university education, they completed their high school education at Start High School and received a High School Diploma. Matthew Mikolajczyk, P.E. also has additional certifications as a Michigan Professional Engineer, NHI Certified Bridge Inspector, NHI Certified Tunnel Inspector, and Ohio Professional Engineer, although specific details about the institution and the year of obtaining these certifications were not provided.