DCI Engineers Hires Tatarenko as Project Engineer
DCI Engineers, a civil and structural engineering firm headquartered in Seattle, Washington, is pleased to announce the following new hire in the Anchorage office.
David Tatarenko, EIT, has been hired as a Project Engineer in the Anchorage office. He brings structural analysis and design experience to his new role at DCI Engineers. David is currently supporting light industrial projects in the region comprised of steel framing or pre-engineered metal building components, as well as wooden structures. David graduated with a bachelor’s in petroleum engineering and earned an MBA from the UAF. While working at the firm, he is completing his Master of Science in civil engineering from UAA.
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