Rod Forsyth

Rod Forsyth has a diverse work experience in the field of engineering. Rod currently works as a Project Engineer at Westwood Professional Services, where they provide expertise in various fields of engineering such as underground electrical duct bank systems, wind energy, municipal design, utility relocation, and drainage system design. Prior to this, they worked as a Professional Engineer at Cobb, Fendley & Associates, Inc., where they focused on drainage and storm sewer design, roadway design, site layout, and utility design relocation and coordination. Rod also worked as a Project Designer at Ibarra Consulting Engineers, where they were involved in projects related to light rail transit, roadway design, drainage design, site layout, and utility coordination. At Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc., they worked as an Analyst, specializing in land development, design of wastewater and water lines, general site grading, and storm sewer system design. Rod also had an internship as a Civil Engineer at Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc., where they worked on roadway design and a city design project for a trail system in Clay County Parklands.

Rod Forsyth attended Brigham Young University from 2002 to 2007, where they obtained a degree in Civil Engineering. Their field of study focused on Civil Engineering. In addition to their formal education, in February 2016, they obtained the certification of "Procore Certified: Subcontractor" from Procore Technologies.