Perspectives
Broderick
I think I knew I was going to be an architect or civil engineer from the very beginning. I used to design runways, make aircraft carriers for my toy planes, and draw out baseball fields…
Chuck
I originally joined Hussey Gay Bell because of their career growth opportunities. To work with Hussey Gay Bell in the survey department has been a wonderful experience.
Stephanie
Since a very young age, there have been two things I have been and continue to be passionate about – reading and writing or more articulately, the power of language.
Kelsey
Coming to Hussey Gay Bell has been a wonderful experience. I’ve always enjoyed working for companies that have a great sense of community, supportive leadership, and…
Haydon
My passion for the engineering industry is something that started at an early age. I was always interested in the construction process and how bare parcels of land shaped the…
Eric
Like many young architects, I moved around early in my career to get ahead and broaden my experience. Then, in 1986, I found my home at Hussey Gay Bell.
Gary
I am pleased to say that I have been with the firm 37 years having been hired by one of the founders, Roy Hussey, in 1981. Looking back on those 37 formative years, I see a growth…
Pralhad
After completing my undergraduate degree from Nepal, I moved to the United States for further studies. It is well known all over the world that transportation systems here in the…
Elizabeth
My two main inspirations for becoming an environmental engineer are my family and a passion for improving quality of life for others. My grandfather and aunt are both engineers…
Warner
Like my peers at Clemson University, I graduated with a solid grasp of civil engineering concepts that made me stand out to prospective employers. Many of us received…
Andrea
Growing up, I was always incredibly fascinated by the built environment. Being the only child who took any particular interest in my father’s job as a project manager, I had no objection…
John
“What do you want to be when you grow up?” My children always seem to have the best answers. They want to be potion makers and acrobats and superheroes or something…