WB Engineers+Consultants
April Huffman is a Project Engineer at WB Engineers+Consultants since June 2022, following experience as a Biomechanics Research Assistant at Grove City College where research focused on the kinematics of various fish species to enhance machine locomotion in water. Earlier roles include a Mechanical Engineering Intern at Grove City College, contributing to the design and construction of a water tunnel for fish experimentation using CREO, and another internship at DesignTech Incorporated, where AutoCAD was used for drafting and surveying mechanical ductwork. April also served as an Area Leader at a Chick-fil-A franchise and worked at Karrousel Kids Consignment and Retail Boutique. April holds a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from Grove City College.
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WB Engineers+Consultants
Communicator. Client advocate. Business person’s engineer. These aren’t typical descriptions for engineers, but they are all great ways to describe us. Since our first day of business in October 1999, and on the hundreds of projects we’ve completed, we help our clients make good business decisions about their systems and spaces. We take complex engineering information and make it easy to understand – so that they in turn can make smart decisions. We started our business during the height of the dot com boom. The internet age set new industry expectations for design projects: schedules were especially tight; a majority of the overall project cost, the MEP engineering and installation had a direct impact on a company’s bottom line; and clients wanted to be informed about the status their project at all times. With an efficient project approach, and having a team that is both great at communication and thoughtful of our client’s business, we thrived in this new business environment. While the dot com boom didn’t last, it shaped the way we do business – even today – in a very successful way. IMPROVING THE WAY THINGS ARE DONE™ We have a talented team of over 150 professionals, well educated in their respective disciplines and many with great credentials behind their names. Beyond that, Improving the Way Things are Done is important to who we are as a company. We are always thinking about ways to use technology more effectively, design more efficiently, and communicate better.