At JTM, we love what we do, and that starts with the people we go to work with each day. We are passionate, engaged, and thrive on solving complex challenges to exceed expectations.
Our shared values and commitment to each has led to a growing, thriving firm—providing team members new opportunities to advance their careers and creating a company culture we can all be proud of.
Having joined the OneJTM team in 2022, Juan is eager to make an impact at JTM Construction. Juan has construction experience dating back to the summer of 2006 and joined the union carpenter apprenticeship in 2007. He has certifications in construction management, civil construction and inspection, building inspection, and STS-C. At JTM, he specializes in tenant improvements and finishes.
Juan is a builder at heart. The more intricate and challenging the design, the more he enjoys building. He likes making memories with all the team members and seeing everyone’s hard work when the project is complete. In just joining the team, Juan finds that the people are what makes JTM a great company to work for. Everyone genuinely enjoys working together, from upper management to the field, and it shows through our collaborative approach to building.
His favorite project ever worked on was the Seattle Mariners backstop behind home plate. Every time he goes to the ball game or sees them on TV, he feels proud to see the work he’s accomplished in the past.
Outside of work, Juan has countless things he loves to do when he gets the spare time. First and foremost, however, it starts with spending quality time with his family and friends. Juan and his wife have four amazing kids, so sports create a hectic schedule. Despite that, Juan finds the time to coach basketball, help people near him, meet friends, work on engines, and ride his Harley Davidson!
FUN FACT: Juan is a drummer of a rock cover band!
EDUCATION | Associate of Technical Arts – Construction Management, Edmonds College
At JTM, Madison is an incredibly meticulous, energetic, determined, and dependable member of the team. She takes pride in her ability to teach interns and onboard new project engineers. Currently, she is working on the exterior and interior scopes for the Avenue Bellevue Project. The work includes window wall, curtain wall, metal panels, roofing, landscaping, glass railings, framing, signage, paint, and so much more. Madison is constantly working on design coordination and trade partner management throughout every project. She is enthusiastic about all aspects of her job because there is something new every day that requires quick thinking, creative solutions, and collaboration with all parties.
With JTM, Madison loves being on-site during construction to see how the project constantly evolves. She loves the firsthand experience with her scopes and interacting with trade partners in the field. Her favorite project was Summit 3 because it was her first start-to-finish job. She was able to work from preconstruction to final closeout with an amazing client and a supportive JTM team.
Before JTM, Madison worked in the restaurant industry for eight years and one summer internship with JTM before joining full-time upon graduation. She truly connects with JTM’s family culture at work as she came from an incredibly family-oriented environment in the restaurant industry.
When Madison gets time off, she enjoys ultimate frisbee, video games, board games, movies, traveling, live music, and conventions! What you may not know about Madison is that she has fifteen piercings and twenty-six tattoos at this time!
EDUCATION | Bachelors Civil Engineering, Boise State University
VDC Director Aaron Ball has a passion for reducing waste in the construction industry based on a belief in continual improvement using technology and process. Aaron looks at situations through a different set of lenses, often pulled into a wide range of opportunities to find solutions from construction means and methods, to technical troubleshooting, to big-picture planning. He is detail-focused and driven to overcome new challenges; he strives to move the needle on the industry-wide acceptance of BIM/VDC. With a focus on teamwork and technology integration, Aaron brings a lifetime of construction and manufacturing experience. Fostering a collaborative environment based on empathy and communication, he drives construction into the VDC/BIM era with his research and technological solutions. Aaron is researching and developing technical solutions that improve communication.
Aaron spends time with his family outside work and enjoys live music outdoors. A fun fact, Aaron also has a musical background, writing music and playing drums in Hard Rock and Punk Metal bands for nearly two decades while working in construction.
EDUCATION | Bachelor of Technology in Applied Design, Lake Washington Institute of Technology
Having started in the construction industry in 1977, Charles brings his 40+ years of experience to JTM. After joining JTM in 2020, Charles specializes in finished units coming together. What Charles likes most about his role as a superintendent is all the details required to get from framing/rough-in to finished/punched out, ready to live-in units. His favorite part of the project is completion because that’s when the owner starts to benefit from their investment.
One of Charles favorite projects that he’s worked on was the Dupont Civic Center – a small campus for Dupont’s center of government, city hall, fire department, and police department.
Something interesting about Charles is that he grew up on a farm in Montana. This would explain his love for skiing, canoeing, camping, biking, and pretty much anything outdoors!
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As Vice President of JTM, Troy is a builder at heart. He brings his leadership and a high level of quality and expertise to all projects during preconstruction through construction. Troy is well-versed in budget management, time-to-market strategies, constructability, knowledgeable in alternative delivery methods such as Design-Build, VDC, and BIM. His thoughtful and measured approach and attention to detail lead to strong client relationships and set up every team and project for success. He has worked on a wide range of projects, including office, mixed-use, life sciences, higher education, high-end residential, and hospitality.
A local Seattlite, Troy grew up in the construction industry. First with his grandfather and father building homes, then as a material handler and professional for mechanical and general contractors. His passion for building, leadership, and providing value to clients is unwavering. And when not at work, you can find him on the golf course or with his family.
EDUCATION | Studied Construction Management & Mechanical Engineering University of Portland
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Chris joined JTM in 2014 as a foreman and carries over 20+ years of experience in the construction industry. He has a knack for finding practical ways to finish tasks and projects. He is known as a natural leader within his team, guiding moving crews to complete their jobs efficiently. Chris enjoys seeing all sides of a project, from office to field. He enjoys witnessing what it takes to start and finish a project. Throughout his JTM career, Chris praises that everyone is highly flexible in teaching different points of view, our continued positivity, and that working here feels like a family!
EDUCATION | Carpenter’s Apprenticeship
With 25+ years of experience as a superintendent in the industry, Jorian brings his expertise to JTM. Although Jorian was born and raised in Seattle, his construction career began in Denver, Colorado, before joining JTM in 2019. He now enjoys witnessing all the hard work everyone puts into building a new structure and the results of a completed project.
During the project lifecycle, Jorian enjoys the beginning of the project as he takes pride in shoring work, clearing and grading. What Jorian finds rewarding about the construction industry is that it constantly provides opportunities to gain experience. Every day, he gets a chance to further his skills and gain more knowledge from such hard working and creative individuals.
Outside work, Jorian can be found adventuring with his family, hiking, backpacking, snowshoeing, camping, and finding new places to explore.
EDUCATION | Superintendent Career Training | United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
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Anthony’s father was a hardworking construction professional who taught him the value of how to build a box accurately and how to take it apart again. You could say that he is genetically drawn to design and construction—a creative individual with a strong fine arts background and an experienced carpenter. As a VDC Coordinator, he helps clients visualize the end goal and collaborate with design teams and construction professionals using virtual design software to transform a digital structure into reality.
He enjoys getting into the details and finding solutions for constructability issues, such as creating a Revit Model for self-perform teams. The model supported checking slab edge accuracy and occasional embed placement. No surprise this construction geek’s favorite part of a project, the implementation, and execution phase, where you see all the planning coming together.
Anthony is a hands-on craftsman working on his projects outside of work. Family is also important spending time with his fiancé, parents, and siblings is essential. Aside from working hard and staying active, Anthony’s goal is to purchase his first home and apply his design and building knowledge to an old fixer-upper.
EDUCATION | BA Graphic Design, Washington State University | AAS Architectural Engineering, Lake Washington Institute of Technology
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With over 30 years of commercial construction experience, Drew was drawn to construction out of a love of problem-solving and always wanting to do things better. He started his career as a carpenter working his way up through the ranks to Superintendent. Drew’s experience has primarily been life science projects which are of particular interest, doing his part to help researchers achieve their goals.
Drew’s expertise includes ground-up, tenant improvement, office, education, high-tech, and retail, along with life sciences. Day-to-day activities include preconstruction planning, identifying constructability issues, producing schedules and site logistic plans, as well as liaising with city agencies. Drew’s collaborative win-win leadership style goes the extra mile to help the field, clients, and partners complete projects with a high level of quality, on time, within budget, and safely.
EDUCATION | Bellevue Community College | Western Washington University
Brad joined the OneJTM family in 2018 and has over 10+ years of experience in the construction industry. His expertise includes MEPF design and navigating Navisworks and Revit. As a senior project engineer, Brad enjoys managing project costs to make fee compensation and return savings to the owner. In addition, he provides input and guidance in the design coordination phase and sees those tangible results implemented in the field. MEPF design coordination and VDC clash coordination are his favorite parts of the project lifecycle.
During his time at JTM thus far, Brad’s favorite project has been the 100 & Main condos. The level of detail is magnified to a granular level that he hasn’t experienced before. These details require elite production levels and awareness every day in every phase! The one thing that stands out to Brad about working for JTM is the people and comradery. He appreciates the balance of autotomy and structure in and outside the office!
Brad loves staying active outside work: he enjoys mountain running, climbing, and skiing!
FUN FACT: Brad is the Unofficial Chief of Dawn Patrol: In the spring/summer, he runs up the local mountain in North Bend. In the winter, he skis laps at Snoqualmie before heading into the office! (In before 7:45 a.m.!)
EDUCATION | Construction Management, University of Washington
After beginning his career at JTM as an intern, we are delighted to have Conner back as a full-time Project Engineer! Conner enjoys team collaboration, problem-solving, and learning new skills every day at work. He appreciates that construction is a project-based industry and that JTM’s unique projects and diverse teams bring a new building era to the construction industry. With any project he’s on, Conner’s favorite part of the lifecycle is structure, this is when the project is full steam ahead and JTM has full control of the project.
When he’s not giving his insight on projects, you can find Conner working out, exploring/eating at local restaurants, and spending time with friends and family.
FUN FACTS: Conner’s favorite candy is gummy bears! Also, he’s a third-generation UW Construction Management Graduate!
EDUCATION | BS Construction Management, University of Washington
Torben is a highly skilled Project Manager specializing in structural coordination, MEPF, framing, construction sequencing, and detailing. A problem-solver at heart, his emphasis on extensive coordination and team collaboration allows him to solve challenges on JTM’s most complex commercial projects.
Torben praises the OneJTM team approach, where every individual is valued and supported. His favorite project is Avenue Bellevue; the complexity of the project will provide valuable experience and expanded construction knowledge.
When Torben gets a chance to unwind and relax, he enjoys sports (golf, soccer, tennis), outdoor activities (skiing, snowboarding, hiking, boating, water sports), and spending time with family and friends!
FUN FACT: Torben is a first-generation immigrant! His parents immigrated to the U.S. from Scandinavia when they were kids (Norway and Denmark). Also, his parents and siblings are all UW alum! Go Dawgs!
EDUCATION | BS Construction Management, University of Washington
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Born and raised in the Pacific Northwest, Ben has a passion for all things construction. Ben has established a reputation as a premier builder over his career at JTM, managing its most significant and complex projects. He is a natural leader and actively engages with his team and his clients. As a Vice President and Officer-In-Charge, Ben challenges his teams to think outside the box, improve processes, and look for solutions that benefit the client, the project, and JTM. When Ben is not working, you can find him sailing in the Puget Sound or hiking in the Cascades.
EDUCATION | BS Civil Engineering | University of Colorado | Certificate Commercial Real Estate | University of Washington
At JTM, Henry loves the early submittal process where he can really get into the weeds of drawings and specs to hunt for answers. He never steers away from a challenge as he finds joy in problem-solving and working with people from all walks of life. So far, his favorite project at JTM has been the new Ovation Apartment Towers because he participated in every construction phase from mass excavation to sub/super-structure, site work, and punch. The one thing that sticks out about JTM to Henry is the people and how true they are to themselves.
Before joining JTM as a project engineer, Henry worked in Naknek, Alaska as a dockworker for a seafood company. During these summers in college, Henry learned the importance of hard work and determination as he once worked a shift that lasted 21 hours! These grueling shifts would set Henry up for success at JTM where he specializes in post-tension concrete, self-perform concrete, and city permitting.
Outside of work, you can find Henry powerlifting, playing TTRPG’s, and participating in snow and watersports.
EDUCATION | BS Construction Management, University of Washington
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Jenni has gleaned invaluable experiences in various finance/accounting roles over the years, including auditing and commercial banking, but found her passion in the construction industry when she transitioned to the private sector in 2010 and started working for JTM. As CFO, Jenni is responsible for financial reporting, budgeting, compliance, IT, corporate insurance, and employee benefits. She is the Core Services group leader, which provides support to all JTM employees for everything from payroll to project administration. Jenni also manages external relationships with audit, tax, banking, investment, and insurance professionals. She is proud to be a part of the JTM family and loves supporting the growth, problem-solving, success, and relationships that develop with clients, project teams, and trade partners.
When not counting the beans, Jenni enjoys playing tennis, backpacking, keeping up with her chocolate lab (Linus), and trying to figure out how to fly fish and finish a round of golf in less than 120 strokes.
EDUCATION | BA Administration Finance, Mathematics, Accounting, Western Washington University
Jimmy brings more than 15 years of experience in construction project management to his role at JTM. As Special Project Group Manager, he collaborates closely with clients, building rapport and earning trust necessary to deliver safe, efficient, and quality projects from preconstruction through completion—on schedule and on budget. Jimmy’s commitment to communication, along with his organizational skills and attention to detail, allows him to proactively identify challenges and work through solutions both in the design phase and in the field.
Jimmy grew up in Vancouver, WA, attended the University of Washington, and has loved living in the area ever since graduating. On the weekend, there’s a good chance he’s hitting the slopes or hitting the links, depending on the season. Fun fact: Jimmy played trumpet in the Seattle Sounders’ Marching Band for three years.
EDUCATION | BS Construction Management, University of Washington
Although Knight just recently joined JTM in 2022, he’s been working in the construction industry since 2016. His specialty involves print reading and working with concrete, as he’s been doing so since he was a teenager. Knight has been specializing in concrete for years, and he’s still constantly learning daily and contributing here at JTM, which is extremely rewarding for Knight.
According to Knight, the culture here sets JTM apart from other companies. He believes that JTM’s culture is vastly different from most construction companies. “The way I see people get treated here is phenomenal, and I can see it goes a long way because so many people are loyal to this company.”
Before his career at JTM Construction, Knight was a carpenter foreman in Los Angeles, contributing to the beautiful NFL Headquarters at Sofi Stadium! He’s now bringing his expertise and work ethic to JTM as our new VDC Coordinator! With every project he’s on, he loves the “topping off” of the lifecycle, “it’s like crossing a finish line on a year-long race.”
Outside of work, Knight enjoys surfing, hiking, camping, riding in his Jeep, and traveling!
EDUCATION | NW Carpenters Institute (NWCI) | Virtual Design and Construction Institute (VDCI)
Torrey is a jack of all trades with vast experience in various commercial building types. Whether office, life science, or residential, there are very few things Torrey has not seen before. He applies his experience to his project, providing the team with the confidence and creativity necessary to complete the most complex challenges. He has always wanted to build the kind of structures that contribute to this city’s amazing skyline. After graduating from the University of Washington, his first project was a 46-story highrise project. Since then, I’ve had the opportunity to impact Puget Sound cities’ skylines working on skyscrapers, historic hotel renovation, and large residential projects.
EDUCATION | BS Construction Management, University of Washington | AS General Studies, Bellevue College
As the director of preconstruction and estimating, Kyle understands all aspects of commercial construction in our markets. He especially enjoys working on mechanical and electrical systems. The highlight of the project is agreeing to the guaranteed maximum price with our clients. Doing so means that we’ve done our job for the last 12-18 months of preconstruction to get the job to work within the terms set by all parties.
Since joining JTM construction in June of 2022, Kyle has appreciated JTM’s seller/doer model of business, and the proactive approach we take to building.
One of Kyle’s favorite projects in his career was the SRPMIC Justice Center. It was a highly finished tribal court building for the Salt River Pima Indian community. The fantastic owners who appreciated their work made this project stand out. Secondly, building judicial and jail systems was a new challenge, especially with custom finishes. Lastly, the team had to work hard and be creative to match the owner’s vision and requirements, as there were obstacles to work around along the way.
Outside of work, Kyle loves skiing, hiking, traveling to warm places, watching football, power boating, and recently golfing again!
EDUCATION | BS Construction Management, University of Washington
Curtis joined JTM Construction in the summer of 2019 and has experience with exteriors, interiors, structural steel, LEED, project turnover, and project closeout. As a project engineer, he enjoys problem-solving and coordinating with all the interior trades to deliver a perfect product. He takes pride in seeing his work’s positive impact on construction going smoothly in the field. His favorite part of the project lifecycle is the execution phase, where he gets to see all the groundwork come to fruition. Although this is the most stressful phase, he finds it extremely rewarding.
Throughout his time here thus far, Curtis loves that JTM feels like a family where everyone is supportive. This company has made him feel valued and never questioned whether he’s just another number in the corporation.
Curtis’ favorite project working at JTM is the new Ovation Apartments. He thoroughly enjoyed the team he worked with and the pure size of the project. With such a large project, there were many challenges along the way. However, what made this project stand out to Curtis was the way the Ovation team came together and conquered these hurdles. This changed Curtis’ opinion on what construction can be as he accomplished a monumental project in his career.
Curtis resembles JTM’s values to the core dating back to being JTM’s first sophomore intern during college. He managed to work two full-time summer internships and worked part-time remotely at school for two JTM projects over two years before starting full-time. He is now bringing his insights to the recruiting committee at JTM!
In his spare time, Curtis enjoys golfing, fly fishing, snowboarding, and taking his dog on hikes!
EDUCATION | BA Construction Management | Minor in Business Administration | Washington State University
Senior Project Manager Philip Dearing has over 32 years of construction experience, including all market sectors, private and public work from high-rise (office and multi-family), healthcare, high-tech, industrial, structural seismic upgrades, retail, and large site developments.
It is what Philip enjoys most about his job solving the day-to-day challenges by making the seemingly impossible possible. There is nothing more rewarding than seeing a satisfied client at the end of the project, having collaborated to bring their vision to life through creativity and hard work. His favorite part of the project lifecycle is the final one-third “drive” to the finish when the project comes together, and we experience the pride of the finished product with our client.
Philip came to the United States with not much than a suitcase. Now he lives the American Dream, spending time with his family, following Liverpool Football Club, traveling, and reading. He is also a world history buff; ask him anything.
EDUCATION | BS Quantity Surveying/Construction Management, University of Reading, United Kingdom
Derek has a multi-faceted, diverse background and the ability to scale up or down from complex tenant improvements to ground-up high rises. For over a decade, he has worked in the construction industry and Puget Sound, specifically at JTM. As Senior Project Manager, Derek oversees the project and creates continuity from preconstruction through construction. He engages and challenges the design teams and clients to think outside the box to meet their objectives.
Derek thrives on the details, from the preconstruction phase, preplanning and sequencing, budget development, quality controls, and managing the job through closeout. But enjoys the project startup phase – during this time, the project team bonds start forming, and creative thinking occurs. It’s less about your job title and/or role at that point and more about making sure that the collective team is all-in to do whatever needs to keep the project moving along. The Esterra Park Block 3 exemplifies this; the team gelled instantly and had each other’s backs, and the project was successful and the client happy. His commitment to the client and their project is unwavering.
Fun Fact: Derek is the “deal guy” in the office—people come to him when they are looking to find a good deal on something work-related and non-work-related.
EDUCATION | BS Construction Management, Washington State University
Kelli’s focus on quality control and doing it right the first time requires excellent communication, understanding the project, owner expectations, and good relationships with the trade partners. She brings her multi-faceted background to each project. As Project Manager, she excels in communication and managing projects from the early design stages through planning and construction. Kelli is schedule-focused and works with clients, design professionals, and project-related personnel to coordinate, schedule, and implement the details to build a successful project. All position Kelli as a positive addition to any project team.
EDUCATION | Construction Management Certificate, University of Washington | BS Business Management, University of Phoenix | Architectural Design Drafter Certificate, Silicon Valley College
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Bret is a trusted foreman specializing in scheduling, site logistics, and deliveries. He takes pride in his ability to build meaningful relationships with trade partners and customers, doing anything to make them happy and complete the task at hand. Bret enjoys the entire job cycle of a project as he can see the project through from beginning to end.
Bret started his construction career in 1990, building foam insulated walls and roof panels for houses. He then switched to non-union commercial construction for two-and-a-half years. Later, he joined the carpenter’s union in 2001 before joining JTM in 2003. During his time here thus far, Bret’s favorite project was the Starbucks Roastery, as it was nothing like any other building he’d been on before. The craftsmanship on the interiors were stunning and one of a kind! He also highlights JTM’s culture and the feeling that we are ONE big family and support each other through everything.
During his free time, Bret enjoys playing golf, hunting, fishing, going on road trips, attending concerts, and spending time with his family!
Something you may not know about Bret is that he’s part Chinese and Hawaiian on his mom’s side! Aloha and Mahalo!
EDUCATION | Carpentry, Bates Vocational Technical College (Tacoma)
After completing his summer internship at JTM, Sean joined the OneJTM team full-time as our new project engineer! JTM’s opportunities have provided him with experiences where he gets to learn from experts in the field. With every project, Sean spends a lot of time in the field talking with craft workers who have immense pride in what they do and tries to soak up as much information as possible.
During his Summer internship, Sean appreciated JTM’s team attitude and the way they go about completing projects. Every day, “JTMers rally together, find solutions, and execute. And through it all, the team always finds ways to laugh and unwind.”
Sean has contributed to many projects in his community; at North Seattle College, he designed and created an art installation featuring a 10-foot tall, urban camouflaged giraffe titled “Hidden in Plain Sight.” It’s been in the center of campus for five years now! Additionally, he helped create a farm stand for Tilth Farm on Whidbey Island and a “Shade Shop” for the Urban Green House at Nathan Hale High School.
Outside of his love for building, Sean spends his time working on art projects and furniture, as well as enjoying the sun by getting out onto the water to go sculling!
EDUCATION | BS Construction Management – BA Architectural Design, University of Washington
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A highly effective and business-savvy construction professional with progressive experience across a diverse range of construction industry sectors. Proven ability to combine structure, organization, vision, and construction knowledge with well-developed project management skills and leadership qualities to support management, office, and field personnel with project pursuits, business development efforts, project execution, self-perform packages, creative problem solving, schedule adherence, and project success.
The process and the people Justin collaborates with to achieve success are what he enjoys most about his work. At the same time, construction is a challenging industry and his position offers the opportunity to build strong relationships to overcome unique challenges through creative solutions. A fun fact about Justin, he has completed an Ironman 70.3!
EDUCATION | BS Construction Management, University of Washington
Erin chose construction management because of his family history with several relatives in the Army Corps of Engineers who had constructed and managed historical projects. He started his undergraduate in Biology and then transitioned into construction management while pursuing his master’s degree at the University of Washington. There are critical skills that individuals need to employ simultaneously to succeed in the construction industry, from finance to project logistics to communication to leadership. Finding ways to balance these skills is what he enjoys most about his job. Every day is a challenge, and every day is different.
One quick fact about Erin … he has been playing the drums since the age of eight.
EDUCATION | BS – Biology Education, Central Washington University | MS – Construction Management, University of Washington
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As a project engineer, Kennedy is grateful for the opportunity to solve complex issues inside the office and out in the field. He loves the fact that he’s able to work directly with trade partners, dealing with various systems and designs. While working on a project, his favorite part is watching the physical construction of the building. He views it as memorializing years of planning and coordination by thousands of individuals, as well as showcasing craftsmanship that will stand for decades. Kennedy’s favorite project so far is Avenue Bellevue. He enjoys being part of a monumental project in the Bellevue area while working with a great project team.
At JTM, Kennedy praises the culture and feeling of comradery: “Everyone at JTM is here to support and learn from each other while also maintaining a fun work environment inside and outside the office.”
When he’s not on the job, you can find Kennedy golfing, snowboarding, wake surfing, working out, or working on cars.
EDUCATION | Bachelor of Business Administration & Finance, Washington State University
Dan is a senior project engineer specializing in all things document management, from file organization to record drawings upkeep. He loves solving challenging problems, digging into the details of a project, and collaborating with clients and design professionals. Dan enjoys the preconstruction phase the most with every project he’s on. He finds that participating in design coordination early on can steer clients and the design teams in the right direction, assuring success down the road.
Since joining the JTM team, Dan praises the people here. “We are all here for each other and are driven to accomplish difficult projects.” Avenue Bellevue is Dan’s first project here at JTM and is the most challenging yet exciting project of his career.
During his free time, you can catch Dan hunting, fishing, hiking, E-biking, kayaking, woodworking, and parenting!
FUN FACT: Dan can ride a unicycle!
EDUCATION | Bachelors Construction Management, University of Washington
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Steve is a dedicated and dependable foreman who joined JTM in 2017. His leadership abilities are vital to any project he works on, and his consistency allows for quick decisions, allowing JTM projects to progress efficiently.
His favorite part of the lifecycle is the construction phase; he is a builder at heart! Steve’s favorite project to date is the Summit 3 Office Tower because he was there from the beginning and got to work with a “super team” of workers!
Steve’s favorite thing outside of work is being a wonderful dad!
FUN FACT: Steve is Team Coke!
A JTM project engineer, Keegan specializes in project closeout, specifically interior build-out and punch list. Keegan’s passion for problem-solving and getting to experience the fast pace of a jobsite is exciting, as are the opportunities JTM provides for young project engineers. “JTM allows individuals to pursue their goals and supports them along the way.” His favorite part of the project lifecycle is the end and the satisfaction of seeing months of coordination being successfully built in the field.
Keegan’s favorite project is the new Ovation Apartment Towers. He started working on Ovation as an intern in 2018 and had the opportunity to close out the project as a full-time project engineer in 2022!
Outside the office, Keegan loves to find ways to stay active!
FUN FACT: Keegan is currently on a mission to play a round of golf in every U.S. state!
EDUCATION | BS Construction Engineering, Washington State University
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James created his role as Survey Superintendent. He saw the future of the 3D building lasar scanning technology, merging his strong communication skills, interacting with all of the team members and every phase of the projects, and seeing all the projects from start to finish.
While the technology has improved quality and accuracy, helps reduce rework, and cuts costs. It also reduces manual labor and streamlines coordination and collaboration on-site. James enjoys the interaction and partnerships with the JTM team members, clients, and partners employees, and he is involved in every phase of the projects from start to finish. Known as the “scanning guy,” James has shown proof of what 3D lasar scanning provides on the projects and the many benefits when implemented early.
John, along with his partners, Tom Titus and Martin O’Leary, created JTM Construction to offer a responsive local alternative to the local construction community. Construction is John’s passion; and has enjoyed watching the JTM team grow and take on amazing, iconic projects, and sees even greater opportunities. He believes we must give back and is heavily involved in community groups. Our clients know and trust John to build their work.
EDUCATION | BA Mathematics, University of California Santa Barbara
Aileen brings her client focus multi-faceted background to each project, working in the field to manage the project. As Project Manager, she excels in communication and managing projects from the early design stages through planning and construction. Aileen works with clients, design professionals, and project-related personnel to coordinate, schedule, and implement the details to build a successful project. She has loved construction since she was young, and her overriding focus is to make construction enjoyable and to exceed clients’ expectations throughout the project. All makes her a positive addition to any construction project team.
You can find Aileen spending time with her family, boating, gardening, golfing, or doing her latest “project” at home during her free time.
EDUCATION | BA Business Administration & Humanities, Washington State University | Construction Management, University of Washington | School of Architecture, University of Oregon
Inside the office, Peter is one of our talented project engineers specializing in Procore. He enjoys the versatility of his job, where he gets the opportunity to work on an assortment of scopes. With every project he’s on, Peter loves the construction phase, where he gets to witness all the plans evolving into an actual completed building. While working for JTM, Peter’s favorite project was the Ovation Apartment Towers as it was his first project.
Peter appreciates the culture here at JTM where he gets to work with such a wide variety of people. He finds that employees of JTM are extremely easygoing, and it’s effortless to develop relationships with them.
Peter loves to stay active outside of construction as he enjoys playing basketball, football, weightlifting, camping, snowboarding, and wakeboarding!
FUN FACT: Peter had the chance to visit his mom’s birthplace in Brazil!
EDUCATION | Bachelors Construction Management, Washington State University
Brandon is from South Carolina and was raised in Seattle. He has built his career in construction primarily around the finish portion of the work and extensive experience in commercial, residential work, and historical renovation.
Brandon’s responsibilities are with the client, team, and jobsite, creating a safe atmosphere, proactive communications, and delivering the project on time. His strengths include scheduling/planning, managing site logistics, attention to detail, thoroughness, follow-through on commitments, pull-planning, lean construction, engaging trade partners in preplanning, constructability reviews, safety, and setting quality expectations. Strengths and qualities he brings to every job.
His off-time is spending time with his family, traveling, and doing anything outdoors.
Before joining JTM, Alia had 17 years of experience drafting and permitting for a Ferndale construction company. She loves the design process, coming up with ideas, and visualizing the interior and exterior space. During this stage, you can find out the customer’s dreams, and the challenge is trying to accomplish all their goals within the budget. There is always something new to learn about what’s possible in construction during this phase.
When she’s off from work, Alia loves to keep active by being outdoors in any way possible. Alia and her husband enjoy taking their ’87 Westfalia camper van on road trips to new places!
FUN FACT: Alia finds baking to be very relaxing and rejuvenating!
EDUCATION | Washington Engineering Institute | Whatcom Community College
As a senior project engineer, Skylar loves fostering relationships, team environment, and problem solving. He specializes in building envelope, interior finishes, framing, and MEPF. To date, his favorite project is the Urban Green Villas where he finally tested what he had learned throughout college.
Before his career at JTM, Skylar was once a camp counselor for Russian orphans in Siberia! He now enjoys the production aspect of his job where he gets to see everything come to fruition.
On his days off, you can catch Skylar enjoying a weekend brunch with friends and family!
EDUCATION | BS Construction Management, University of Washington
As JTM’s controller, Rob specializes in all things accounting. From submitting an expense report to fixing an ACO, Rob is JTM’s go-to guy for anything related to costs and projects. His ability to problem-solve complicated issues within audits or project substantiation makes him an invaluable resource for JTM. With everything needing to balance in accounting, doing things correctly and efficiently challenges Rob in a good way, as he’s always searching for ways to fine-tune his process.
Starting with JTM in 2017, Rob praises people’s trust in each other. Everyone comes to the plate with ideas, knows their roles, and has faith in one another to do their part and get things done.
Rob’s favorite aspect about being in a finance and accounting role is the connection to a tangible asset. He never wanted to do a job where he produced statements for things that didn’t exist in the real world. Here at JTM, Rob sees the accounting side of a project that he can physically walk through and visit. “It may sound crazy, but I enjoy closing the months and our annual year-end audits. I’m weird.”
In his off time, Rob enjoys being a full-time dad! He loves hanging out with his daughter Riley, playing the drums, working on projects around the house, and golfing!
FUN FACT: Rob was born in Korea and grew up in Germany!
EDUCATION | BA Finance, Washington State University
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Wes is one of JTM’s longest field employees and now one of our best superintendents, delivering complex and challenging projects. Including multi-family high-rise office towers, life science, and industrial. He builds teams to work together to accomplish the project goals successfully. His attention to detail and communication skills allow him to provide high-quality work, maximize his strengths throughout pre-planning, multi-phase logistics plans for the site and field staff, materials flow, and provide constructability insights. Project schedules emphasize safety and efficiency, keeping an eye on the bottom line. He maintains an excellent rapport with the client and fully understands the client’s requirements.
FUN FACT | Wes followed his dad’s footsteps into construction and has worked hard in construction since he was 14.
AFFILIATIONS | Carpenters Local 30 Renton
Ardel joined JTM in 2022 after starting her career in construction in 2015. As a project accountant, her specialties include the GC pay platform, change orders and subcontractor pay applications. In her role, she enjoys getting involved in all project scopes. Ardel enjoys figuring out how all the pieces will line up and where everything will fit. Her favorite project she’s worked on so far was the Hunt’s Point House, as she wants to see JTM succeed in the residential side of construction.
Outside of work, Ardel likes spending time with family, being outdoors, cooking, and entertaining!
FUN FACT: Ardel and her three children are all left-handed!
EDUCATION | Bachelor’s Business Communication, Arizona State University
Andrew is a talented senior project engineer who started with JTM in 2018 and brought over 7+ years of project management experience, specializing in structural scope management (concrete & steel). He’s a quick problem-solver who enjoys RFIs, submittal reviews, and direct coordination with design teams and trade partners. He always takes a proactive approach when it comes to managing construction projects. His goal is to solve potential design or construction issues before turning them into real problems in the field. Doing so reduces cost and saves time during the construction stage.
Andrew’s favorite part of the project lifecycle is the transition from structural construction to building finishes. This is when the grey bone structure gets its unique characteristics and design elements. It’s essentially the building dressed up! His favorite project is the new Ovation Apartment Towers because it was his first high-rise project; he worked on this project for three years. It allowed him to gain in-depth knowledge in managing structural concrete and steel scopes. Additionally, he learned how we apply VDC to real-time construction for the first time in his career!
Since joining the OneJTM team, Andrew praises the cultural environment here. “We are not only building the building but developing friendships and so much more. It means a lot as JTM’s culture makes me feel like I’m a part of the company (family).”
Andrew loves golfing, snowboarding, and remodeling around his house outside of work!
FUN FACT: Andrew has earned three different majors! AS Electrical Communication, AA Business, and BS Construction Management!
EDUCATION | BS Construction Management, University of Washington – AA Business, North Seattle College – AS Electrical Communication, South Korea
During her time at JTM thus far, Ashley appreciates JTM’s leadership team and their confidence in their employees. She praises JTM’s major accomplishments in the PNW and their continued passion for every employee top to bottom. Her favorite project is the Esterra Park office spaces because it introduced her to the field of construction. The team on that project provided her with the confidence to start her construction career and encapsulated what OneJTM means in the way that they showed up every day.
When she’s not in the office, Ashley loves booking one day staycations in Washington to explore deeper into the PNW. These adventures include road trips and camping in the middle of nowhere. Additionally, Ashley can be found at Hobby Lobby where she buys crafts that she may or may not have any success with.
EDUCATION | BS Safety and Health Management, Central Washington University
A project manager at JTM, Ryan has over ten years of experience in all facets of construction from office, residential high-rises in downtown, historic renovations, and tenant improvements throughout the Puget Sound region. He oversees all aspects of the building process, working closely with engineers and architects to develop efficient plans, establish timelines, determine labor and material costs, and ensure the project is completed on budget and with the end-user in mind. Ryan brings energy, creativeness, and enthusiasm to his relationships with his teams and clients, helping to drive each project’s success. Creating and growing lasting partnerships during a project is invaluable to him.
In his spare time, Ryan enjoys spending time outdoors and at my family’s lake house.
EDUCATION | BS Construction Management, University of Washington
A superintendent specializing in field coordination and constructability review, Casey enjoys the challenges of building a project and always works with his team to find effective solutions. Casey looks forward to the structure and interior finishes with every project lifecycle. He never steers away from a challenge and constantly looks for ways to improve and lead his team effectively.
Casey’s favorite project, The Jack, is a project on the Seattle waterfront, and he likes the family culture at JTM!
Outside of work, Casey enjoys spending time with his family!
EDUCATION | BS Horticulture & Ranch Management, University of Oklahoma
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A North Carolina native with a Seattle soul, Bryden works with a wide variety of architects, subcontractors, and owners. He enjoys the unique opportunities afforded to him working on the fast-paced projects of JTM Special Projects, where he can build the estimate, buy out the job, select the subcontractors and manage the job through closeout, all while simultaneously working on multiple projects. In his time with JTM, Bryden has worked on a variety of project types, from Amazon kitchenette replacement work to dazzling spaces such as Princi for the Starbucks Roastery. Regardless of project size, his commitment to a project is unwavering and places as much investment and care into a thousand-dollar project as a multi-million dollar project.
EDUCATION | BS Electrical and Electronics Engineering and Biology/Biological Sciences, North Carolina State University
Sam started his construction career in 2021 at JTM, specializing in structure, Vista, and Excel work. He’s a talented project engineer who enjoys process tracking and quality control efforts out in the field. This allows him to see everything that has been working through on paper for months finally becoming a reality. Sam’s high-energy and positive attitude make him an exceptional team member. His favorite aspect about JTM is the wonderful teammates he’s surrounded by and the company’s tight-knit community. He’s currently at Avenue Bellevue, where he’s fascinated by the scale of the project and all the daily moving parts.
Some of Sam’s hobbies include riding motorcycles and skiing!
FUN FACT: Sam lived in Ireland for two years!
EDUCATION | BA Construction Engineering, Washington State University
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As one of JTM’s most experienced superintendents, Chris brings his knowledge of construction to the forefront of the Special Projects Group preconstruction efforts. His ability to visualize the project and clear understanding of how the execution is captured effectively with his development of project schedules and site logistic planning. Using P6 as his tool, Chris can compile complete project schedules for complex interior renovations that require multiple phasing and sequencing, all while minimizing impacts to the tenants. His strong communication skills allow him to collaborate both internally and externally with the preconstruction team members. He is a builder at heart but brings his passion for construction to plan and develop new and exciting projects for our clients and design partners.
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Travis started with JTM back in Spring 2015. As a foreman, he brings with him over 20 years of experience in the construction industry, specializing in field QA & QC, and construction coordination. He enjoys dealing with the structure of a project, as it’s constantly changing and the hard work that must be put in to succeed. His favorite aspect about being a foreman is seeing projects through from start to finish. It always amazes him that his team’s effort can amount to such a monumental project.
During his time at JTM, Travis highlights that the people and relationships he’s built is what he enjoys the most about working here. He loves to figure out how to build things that don’t have a plan in place (Ex: loading docks, access platforms and ladders). Additionally, his favorite JTM project was The Sanctuary due to its architecture unlike any other project he’s worked on.
Outside the office, you can catch Travis hunting, fishing, watching his kids play sports, and hanging out with friends!
FUN FACT: When he’s not at work, Travis is a really good procrastinator!
EDUCATION | Carpenter’s Apprenticeship, Bates South – Yakima Valley Community College
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Justin joined JTM in 2021 and sees the field of safety management continually progressing. Job hazard assessments, pre-task planning, and incentivizing safe behaviors are all leading indicators recognized as positive tools, but today’s expectations on safety performance demand a safety system that can encompass all while being crafted down to the individual. As a Certified Safety Professional (CSP) with experience in several safety roles and settings, in combination with continuing education and research in the Occupational Health Psychology realm, Justin is able to conceptualize and perform this progressive safety methodology.
And, of course, he is excited for the upcoming seasons watching the NHL Kracken and the WNBA Champion Storm on their new home court.
EDUCATION | Master’s Degree, Industrial and Organizational Psychology, and Graduate Certificate, Occupational Health Psychology, Kansas State University | BA, University of Northern Colorado
Crystal has a superintendent, which allows her to be hands-on and creative on projects. It’s exciting for her as projects near the end when everything comes together into a finished product. If Crystal could pick out one thing about JTM’s culture, working here feels like a family!
Crystal’s favorite project was The Sanctuary, which was her first project with JTM. This historic First United Methodist Church restoration stood out as it was over 100 years old! The unique finishes on this project were unlike anything she’s ever worked on, making this project special.
Outside of work, Crystal loves to stay busy and has many hobbies. Her favorites include archery, jewelry making, painting, woodworking, gardening/growing food, and spending time with loved ones!
FUN FACT: Crystal collects taxidermy art and vintage Garfield the cat collectibles! Also, she was the first carpentry student in her college’s history to receive the President’s Award at graduation!
EDUCATION | Associate in Carpentry Technology, Green River College | Carpenter’s Union Apprenticeship
As Assistant Safety Director, Dave oversees the day-to-day operations in the safety department and supports project safety performance. He ensures workplace safety for the 150+ employees of JTM Construction. Dave assists in implementing and coordinating the company’s comprehensive safety training program, which includes occupational, industrial, and environmental safety. Dave supports all jobsite safety professionals and programs, safety training and responds to reported accidents, evaluating current best practices, and recommending changes where necessary.
Project Controls Director Cohen Morris has over 20 years of construction experience as a Project Accountant and Project Manager. He uses his construction experience and knowledge to improve JTM’s construction administration, cost management, document control, and construction accounting practices to ensure consistency and accuracy across all projects. Along with working with the project team, identifying and resolving issues or obstacles on a project. Cohen finds the most satisfying part of the project is the installation of the finishes and seeing the final stages completed.
During his downtime, it is his family time, cooking, and traveling.
EDUCATION | BA Sociology, and Construction Management Certificate, University of Washington
At JTM, Project Manager Brian Neal has been exposed to every division in construction, and the opportunity is always there to take ownership, run with it and build your knowledge base. Brian finds it most satisfying and enjoys seeing the results of months or years-long design and trade coordination come into reality on-site. Brian’s main focus is on exterior scopes – glazing, cladding and paneling, roofing, waterproofing, masonry and stone, weather barriers, and building envelope. Construction is his favorite part of the project cycle – is all the parts and pieces of the coordination and procurement process coming together to make a polished final product.
He has worked on two of JTM’s most significant projects, the F5 Tower and the Avenue Bellevue project. Big, high-profile projects push your comfort zone and make you better, more effective, and more competent at managing the work.
Brian enjoys his downtime with his son and dog, doing outdoor activities from hiking, fishing, hunting, and camping.
EDUCATION | MS Physiology, University of Idaho
Craig started his construction career in 1994, joining the Laborer’s Union where he worked on the pour crew placing concrete and carpenter tended. After around five years of soaking up information from carpenters, he then joined the Carpenter’s Local 30 in 1999, and then joined the JTM family in November 2021.
Typically, people come to Craig with questions regarding tasks in the field and how to get from start to finish. He’s always assertive and helpful in giving his perspective and brainstorming the issue at hand. Throughout a project’s lifecycle, Craig enjoys the end of a job when he’s putting the finishing touches on a project. It’s at this stage where Craig and his team can truly look back at their entire project and admire the work that they’ve created.
Out of all the aspects of Craig’s job, he takes pride in representing JTM with every project. He appreciates the fact that JTM is ran from the top down, with everyone making an impact at the company. Every day at work, he can feel a sense of comradery throughout the company. Whether it’s the teamwork he witnesses on jobsites, or the swag that JTM is always giving to their employees; Craig is grateful that JTM makes everyone feel included and appreciated.
During his time off, Craig loves traveling with his wife, hunting, fishing, and woodworking at his shop!
FUN FACT: Craig’s been married since October 1993; he has two boys in their mid-20’s and became a grandpa for the first time in 2022!
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With over 13-years at JTM, Kyle is one of JTM’s most experienced and trusted managers. His track record of delivering large, complex, ground-up projects can be attributed mainly to the partnerships he creates with our clients and design team members to work in unison through all project phases. He focuses on each team member’s definition of a successful project and uses those definitions to help drive meaningful decisions. Kyle’s other attributes include strong estimating and scheduling technical skills, an ability and willingness to dive into the details without compromising a knack for managing large teams, and deep relationships with the Seattle area’s subcontractor community.
During Kyle’s construction management study at Washington State University, significant and defining projects within major city centers fascinated him. Working at JTM, Kyle has been fortunate enough to put that fascination into practice on projects like Olive 8, Stadium Place (The NOLO and The WAVE), The LeMay America’s Car Museum, and the Weyerhaeuser Headquarters at 200 Occidental.
EDUCATION | BS Construction Management, Washington State University
As President of JTM, Martin leads by example, empowers the project teams and the company in a meaningful, strategic, and sustainable way. He actively engages with our projects from preconstruction through construction completion, adds value to working with our clients, and works closely with the team to ensure schedules are met, and project costs are within the approved budget. Martin is deeply committed to building long-term client relationships and is committed to setting up every team for success.
Martin has nearly 30 years of construction experience in the Puget Sound area, with extensive experience in building complicated and challenging projects in all market sectors. His technical skills, leadership abilities, honesty, dependability, and collaborative team-focused approach to all his projects have helped him earn the respect of all of the clients, design team members, and subcontractors with have worked. He is able to control the preconstruction process through successful project completion. Martin is truly passionate about fostering long-term relationships with all project team members and over-delivering on the services we provide.
EDUCATION | BS Construction Management | Central Washington University
Matt, a detail-oriented person, brings over seven years of project management experience and has worked on large-scale private and public projects throughout the Pacific Northwest region. He prides himself on constant, effective communication and time management, navigating the project logistics with client relationships, data management, budgeting, and project management. Matt also brings his knowledge and experience to a project in urban design and landscape services, demolition, and abatement fields of work.
A Special Projects Group Project Manager must be a multifaceted team member wearing several hats each day and adapt from the constant evolution of each week. A favorite project to date is working with Mirabella. He enjoyed the client updating their public spaces with modern designs and finishes.
Matt grew up in Colton, Washington, made his way down to Florida for eight years. But ultimately moved back to the Northwest and is happy to be back home with family and friends. Also, he wasn’t crazy about the snakes in Florida.
EDUCATION | BA Architecture and BS Horticulture Science, Washington State University
A native to the Pacific Northwest, a project manager, Michael has over ten years of experience in all facets of construction from office, residential high-rises in downtown, historic renovations, and tenant improvements throughout the Puget Sound region. He oversees all aspects of the building process, working closely with engineers and architects to develop efficient plans, establish timelines, determine labor and material costs, and ensure the project is completed on budget and with the end-user in mind. Michael brings energy, creativeness, and enthusiasm to his relationships with his teams and clients, helping to drive each project’s success. Michael enjoys working with clients and co-workers and believes that building strong relationships is the key to completing any project. Creating and growing lasting partnerships during a project is invaluable to him.
Outside of work, Michael is active and spends his free time outdoors, including boating, playing golf, exercising, and spending time with friends and family.
EDUCATION | BS Construction Management, University of Washington
As a network administrator, Ryan is one of JTM’s go-to guys regarding technology issues and setup. His expertise in Microsoft support is crucial here at JTM, as it allows all employees to work efficiently inside the office. Although he enjoys all aspects of his job, he finds joy in helping employees be more productive with technology and fixing issues in a timely manner. He states that the culture here at JTM is what he loves the most as he can sense a lighthearted feeling around the office.
When he gets a break from technology, Ryan loves being in nature, traveling the world, and spending time with loved ones!
FUN FACT: Ryan grew up in the town where the movie “Groundhog Day” was filmed!
Although Jennifer just started her career as a project engineer at JTM, she is already making an impact. She’s currently collaborating with senior project engineers on structural concrete and landscape scopes and taking on new finishes. What she likes most about her role is the ability to assist on projects larger than herself. She enjoys challenges and maintaining organization throughout a task, ultimately witnessing her hard work pay off at completion. Jennifer appreciates the construction industry for its vast opportunities, different roles, and the flexibility to work in the office and on-site.
While this is Jenn’s first year at JTM, she has 3+ years of experience through internships. So far, what stands out about JTM to Jennifer is the atmosphere. She notices that everyone seems personable and genuinely interested in your success. She’s getting to know her teammates and appreciates that fun is encouraged here as JTM is a “work hard, play hard” family.
During her time outside work, Jennifer finds joy in all sorts of outdoor activities such as skiing, hiking, camping, paddle boarding, and hammocking. She also takes part in ceramics, yoga, and cooking.
People may not know that Jennifer is open water scuba certified and recently went scuba diving in Fiji!
EDUCATION | BS Civil Engineering – Minor in Environmental Studies & Applied Mathematics, Boise State University
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Right out of college, Justin entered the construction industry as a laborer working for a concrete subcontractor. He then transitioned into the carpenter’s union and developed the skills and mindset needed to be a great superintendent. He has over 15 years of experience in commercial construction and is one of the most respected and hardworking superintendents in Puget Sound. Justin’s continued successes stem from his progressive desire and drive to incorporate creativity, new techniques, and technologies into how JTM builds buildings while solidifying our trade partner relationships. His strengths include his commitment to preplanning, pull-planning, lean construction, engaging trade partners in preplanning, constructability reviews, proactive communication, scheduling, safety, managing site logistics, and setting quality expectations.
Justin’s hobbies include golfing, attending his kids’ sports games (he has three boys who play it all!), and being a Seattle sports fanatic! (Seahawks, Huskies, Mariners, Sounders)
EDUCATION | Business Management, Western Washington University
Jake, our Assistant Survey Superintendent, started with JTM in March 2019. In his role, he maintains a solid relationship between the client and the field. After spending most of his career on jobsites, he now supports the field from the office, taking field data and cleaning it up for office use. Additionally, he can take information from the office and convert it to a proper usable format for teams out in the field. Jake enjoys being a problem solver and helper to his team, tying up loose ends and ensuring everything is running smoothly. Jake also trains new surveyors, assists projects in overcoming obstacles, and finds solutions to various issues during the building process. Wherever there’s a problem, Jake is the one to bounce around where he’s needed to ensure things are on track.
Since joining JTM, Jake’s favorite part about working here is feeling like he’s part of a team. He describes it as a “family who truly cares about each other.” His first and favorite JTM project is the Ovation Apartment Towers. Ovation is the largest project Jake’s been on as the lead surveyor. This project taught him countless lessons that made him a better surveyor today. After it was over, he had the confidence to tackle any project due to all the invaluable experience he had received.
Jake enjoys spending quality time with his wife and kids outside of work! You can find them adventuring, mountain biking, camping, and being heavily involved with their Church, where Jake is a worship leader. In the future, Jake and his family hope to homestead!
FUN FACT: Growing up from the age of 10-20 years old, Jake used to race mountain bikes with his dad!
As one of JTM’s superintendents, Travis’ specialty is answering questions regarding constructability. He thoroughly enjoys the people here at JTM, where creating relationships and developing team members is something he takes pride in. Although he loves to see the finished product, his favorite part of the project lifecycle is the beginning because it frames the perfect picture of the job’s appearance before any construction occurs. He can then compare and witness all the hard work that was put in from getting it from start to finish.
Out of every project he’s worked on, Travis’ most memorable project was the Georgetown Brewery, as it was challenging yet rewarding. The challenge they faced was the fact that it occupied an entire work cycle. From structural upgrades, a warehouse expansion of 7000 square feet, and building out a tasting room; the facility continued to brew and batch beer without interruption. However, it was rewarding to see everyone who participated or watched their process appreciate the work that was done.
Outside of work, Travis loves to spend time with family and friends. He enjoys biking, attending music venues, and snowboarding!
A construction professional with over 30-years of solid history of leadership abilities and experience. With extensive knowledge in preconstruction, Jim brings a high level of attention to detail in specifications, submittals, contracts, along with a teaching level in scheduling, and brings a strong start that reflects through closeout. To every project, he develops a culture of dedication, perseverance, and integrity.
A carpenter at heart, Jim always is working on projects at home, is an avid reader, and a hobby gardener. He takes every opportunity to spend time with my motorcycle. And when he can incorporate his wife and family, so much, the better.
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Sagrika joined JTM in 2022 as our Accounts Payable Coordinator, bringing over eight years of experience as an accountant. She specializes in invoice entries, payments, subcontract issues, and creations. What she likes the most about her role is problem-solving, reconciliations, and helping others with their accounting issues. She praises how friendly and helpful JTM employees are and the great work-life balance!
A few of Sagrika’s favorite hobbies include hiking, sky diving, and traveling!
FUN FACT: Sagrika has tried wingwalking!
EDUCATION | BS Accounting, Western Governors University
In 2021, Daniel started his career in construction as an intern at JTM. He is now back with the JTM family as a full-time Project Engineer! Daniel enjoys the execution phase of a project. His favorite aspect of being an engineer is facilitating information between the office and the field. Being outside on the jobsite, and connecting with the trade partners is rewarding. The jobsite changes weekly, and new challenges need planning to stay on schedule.
After getting a taste of JTM’s culture, Daniel is fascinated with JTM’s team approach when problems arise. Everyone is willing to set time apart to mentor or help one another with any questions. While working on his first project, Avenue Bellevue, Daniel was amazed at how they tackled everyday problems to stay on schedule and motivated, especially on such a complex project. “It’s crazy that some of my co-workers with multiple years of experience addressed this project as the biggest and most complex project they have ever been part of.”
Daniel enjoys exploring the PNW by snowboarding, camping, playing soccer with friends, working out, and playing his guitar outside of work!
FUN FACT: Daniel is fluent in Spanish! He also played soccer at the UW!
EDUCATION | BS Construction Management, University of Washington
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Alissa is JTM’s shop and yard assistant who enjoys spreading kindness and solving challenging problems. She started with JTM in 2021, which happens to be her first job in the construction industry! Thus far, Alissa likes that every day is different, and there’s a wide variety of tasks to complete. She always gets excited to visit jobsites when delivering or picking up tools/equipment as it’s an opportunity to see her fellow JTM’ers and observe all the progress made. Seeing a JTM finished product is something she finds exhilarating!
Outside of work, Alissa enjoys simple carpentry, making furniture, hiking, camping, and almost anything related to being out on the water!
FUN FACT: Alissa can create a delicious cocktail solely based on what liquor you enjoy the most!
An experienced and talented team player, Martin Sanchez brings over 19 years of experience to his role at JTM, where he works closely to ensure a seamless construction project. His expertise includes large concrete structures, office buildings, occupied buildings, and quality assurance proficiency. His expertise includes managing, scheduling, planning self-perform concrete and carpentry, and MEP planning while ensuring the safe and accurate execution of the work. Martin is also proficient in coordinating trade partners/subcontractors and underground utility coordination. Additionally, he is experienced in developing work plans for both owners and workers that communicate the construction process.
Martin began working on high-rises as an apprentice on the Olive 8 tower; to date, it is one of his favorite projects. He was able to work through many phases of the project, including the concrete structure, demobilization of the material hoist, and interior finishes. “It was hands down a fun job.”
Martin is bilingual in Spanish in a written and spoken capacity. In his free time, Martin enjoys date night with his wife, Rebecca, going to museums, cruising Alki in his 1972 Cutlass with his classic car club, and collecting sneakers to fill his custom-built shoe closet.
EDUCATION | Carpenters Apprenticeship Certificate | Journeyman Certificate and Superintendent Career Training Certificate, UBC Superintendent Training Program
Peter is a talented estimator passionate about analyzing drawings and finding/solving potential problems from preconstruction through construction before any shovel hits the soil. He enjoys working through the preconstruction phase where most design changes are made so he can help the client or owner bring their vision to life. “I’m excited to see a completed building I helped work on and allow the client to realize their vision.”
Peter’s favorite JTM project is Avenue Bellevue due to its overall size and high profile. He enjoys telling his friends that he’s working on such a complex project in Bellevue. Everyone has heard about it!
During his free time, Peter is fond of snowboarding, mountain biking, and playing billiards! And, of course, Peter is the organizer of a weekly pool tournament!
EDUCATION | B.S. Residential Building Science & Technology – Minor in Construction Management, University of Minnesota | B.S. Applied Physics, University of Wisconsin River Falls
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Being the shop superintendent, Dustin ensures that all inventory and equipment locations are organized and well kept. Regardless of the project size, Dustin enjoys supporting JTM job sites with the supplies needed to assist in construction. Dustin has been delivering to job sites in the trucking industry for fifteen years. However, JTM was his first construction job when he started in April of 2017. During his time here thus far, he enjoys being a part of projects from start to finish and witnessing the JTM team hard at work. He appreciates the family environment at work and the overwhelming support from management and owners.
When he’s not at work, Dustin is out spending time with family, golfing, and attending classic car shows! He even restores classic cars himself and owns a 1963 Chevy Biscayne!
Justin has built the IT department at JTM from the ground up. He specializes in everything IT, from network architecture to infrastructure, while still striving to find efficiencies within a process to improve the workflow without anyone realizing it.
He oversees all technology functions, developing a new five-year plan as the industry’s technology and business needs have changed. Justin applies this knowledge to build out JTM’s new office to oversee and set up our construction job site offices. The technology must work from day one. He must think outside the box to make things work and research different technologies applied to any scenario. No matter the project, he strives to implement technology choices that work—learning and improving for the future to better the lifecycle for JTM.
Justin is active outside of IT—from scuba diving, skiing, snowboarding, weightlifting, and high-gain altitude hikes where he enjoys the beautiful views of the PNW. He is also a world traveler, discovering new places, cultures, and meeting new people.
On his days off, he enjoys tackling hands-on projects around his home, learning new skills, and applying what he’s learned to future problems.
EDUCATION | BS Computer Science & Minor in Mathematics, Sul Ross State University
Dale started his career in construction in 1991, then joined the JTM family in 2020 as one of our reliable superintendents. Dale is a natural problem solver who thrives on building successful relationships with team members and trade partners/subcontractors. He enjoys collaborating with the wide range of skill sets that everyone around him possesses, pushing him to always be at his best. Dale’s favorite part of a project lifecycle is structure as he’s always had a passion for formwork. Additionally, his favorite type of project to work on are high-rises!
During his free time, Dale enjoys fishing and spending his time outdoors!
FUN FACT: Dale once banked a 68 lb. Chinook!
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Sean joined the OneJTM family back in 2019, bringing with him over nine years of experience in the construction industry. As a project engineer, Sean enjoys a diversity of project scopes and the opportunity to interface with our trade partners. His expertise involves all the little details and issues regarding the interior finishes of a project, with his favorite phase of the project being right after submittal review. It’s at this stage during the review and approval process that you can truly see a project come to life and ideas become a reality.
While at JTM, Sean praises the comradery of the project teams and the collaborative effort to overcome challenges at JTM. His favorite project with us was the Zymeworks Lab Tenant Improvement. His team was able to successfully complete a tight budget Life Science project that had significant challenges, including MEP routing constrictions, ever changing equipment with varied electrical needs, and multiple general contractors in the same building.
Outside the office, Sean enjoys reading and going on adventures with his children!
FUN FACT: Sean has a commercial multi-engine pilots license and has conducted some acrobatic flying maneuvers in an open cockpit biplane over LA!
EDUCATION | Bachelor’s Professional Aviation, Central Washington University
As a safety manager at JTM, Joel specializes in abetment and demolition. His priority is to help the special project groups start and finish a job safely. If there are any difficult problems along the way, Joel’s responsibility is to find a solution to protect every JTM employee from injuries and accidents. Throughout every project, Joel’s favorite part of the lifecycle is the end because he’s eager to get started on the next big thing. Since starting here, Joel appreciates that JTM truly supports every employee and helps better its staff personally and professionally.
Joel enjoys being a great husband and father when he’s not in the office. He loves to adventure on hikes, explore new and interesting foods, and spend time with his close friends!
FUN FACT: Joel’s family imports tequila/mescal, and he’s a certified tequila sommelier!
Jon’s natural leadership skills and constant communication with his team make him a trusted superintendent. He enjoys solving complex issues through brainstorming and thinking outside the box along with collaboration of the team as well as developing strong relationships with trade partners. He emphasizes the importance of making each project a safe project that people want to come to work every day. His favorite part of the project is project turnover, especially when the end users first tour the finished building and their excitement about their newly built out space.
Throughout his career, two memorable projects have been very gratifying. First was building out the space for the first functioning five-ring C.T. scanner installed in the U.S., located at the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance. Second, building out the underground infrastructure and structural gantries for some of the first ever electric bus chargers in the U.S., for King County Metro.
Jon spends his time off participating in water sports with his family and camping along the Oregon coast!
Tom joined Martin O’Leary and John Hayduk to start JTM Construction in 2005. As the chief operating officer, Tom is responsible for building upon JTM’s strengths – production, manpower, and scheduling – keeping these fundamental rules of building in mind maintains a consistent cost side. As a builder, Tom started his career, which has spanned more than 30 from field management, superintendent, project manager to operational leadership for JTM. Building a successful company from the ground up and surrounding yourself with talented builders has been a gratifying experience.
EDUCATION | BS Construction Management & BS Psychology | Washington State University
Matt is a detail-oriented person who brings over twelve years of project management experience since joining JTM in 2013. Matt is a nature problem solver, who enjoys providing economic, efficient, and strategic solutions to projects. He loves the teamwork and collaboration aspect when dealing with large team dynamics. While he takes pride in the entire project lifecycle, he raves about the challenging, fast paced nature when a building is under active construction.
Matt has contributed to several of Seattle’s iconic projects, such as the F5 Tower and the historic Palihotel Seattle, that developed his passion for construction. At JTM, Matt’s favorite project to date was Summit 3 Office Tower. This project was special to Matt because tying a steel building into an existing PT concrete garage was an opportunity to develop a plan, oversee the quality control, and observe the plan come to fruition when most people said it couldn’t be done.
FUN FACT | Matt won the “People’s Choice Award” in the Washington State High School Art Show his senior year, and the painting is still hanging at the Capital.
Matt’s downtime is spent with his family, golfing, and home improvement projects.
EDUCATION | BS Construction Management, Washington State University
Jason joined the OneJTM team in 2016 and has over 24 years of experience under his belt. He uses this extensive amount of experience to solve complex problems and make timely decisions with his team. Jason specializes in shuffling moves with cranes and deliveries to create the most optimal scenarios. His wide range of knowledge and experience allows him to adapt quickly to different phases of a progressing job, making him a trusted foreman. He praises the culture here at JTM, stating that everyone’s input is valued, and people are treated with respect. His favorite JTM project thus far was the Georgetown Brewery, as it was self-performed and had great beer!
Outside the jobsite, Jason enjoys attending concerts and spending time with his daughter!
FUN FACT: Jason once ate an entire seven-layer burrito in one bite!
Carl’s experience touches on all building parts from exterior structure, building envelope, exterior, and interior framing from tenant improvements to ground-up. His responsibilities support framing, GWB, and external weather barrier systems and align well with his estimating, project management, and material procurement responsibilities. He enjoys collaboration with both clients and trade partners. He focuses on practical, effective, and timely communication—and a commitment to exceeding expectations ensures the project’s success.
A favorite part of a project lifecycle is right after the enclosure is completed to a point where the interior framing is able to begin. That is the first moment when the architect’s vision of how the people move through the building is going to be in real life comes through.
On Carl’s off time, he is working on projects around the house, enjoys golf, sporting, and cultural events, and traveling. A fun fact: Carl’s first job at 14, working the graveyard shift at his parent’s 7-Eleven store.
EDUCATION | General Studies, Tacoma Community College | Construction Management Certificate – Prerequisites, University of Washington
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Corey’s extensive office building experience and working in occupied buildings have prepared him to complete any renovation project. He works closely with the team, trade partner/subcontractors, and the client to ensure the project is completed efficiently and on time. Corey’s attention to detail, planning, thoroughness, excellent communication skills, and his commitment to exceeding the clients’ expectations for every project. His additional skills include engaging trade partners in preplanning, constructability reviews, proactive communication, scheduling, safety, managing site logistics, and setting quality expectations.
With a background in business administration and 20 years of experience in construction, Corey thrives on bringing people together to bring projects to life on site. As Superintendent he is responsible for building project schedules, overseeing all trade partners, and managing permitting and inspections to meet key milestones along the way. Corey’s leadership, keen sense of safety, and passion for collaboration (while having fun) propel projects forward each day.
Born, raised, and rooted in the South Seattle area for his entire life, Corey is a true Northwesterner at heart. Outside of his daily role at JTM, you’ll likely find him spending quality time with his wife and young daughter or lending a hand with home remodeling projects for friends and family.
EDUCATION | BA Business Administration, Central Washington University
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