Boston – WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff recently announced the promotion of four employees in the Boston building systems practice: Robert Goossens, senior vice president; Jeremy Pinkham, vice president; Melissa Sierra, senior associate; and Thomas Weiss, associate.
With more than 10 years in the Boston office, Mr. Goossens is responsible for the commissioning department’s 18-member staff. He is a key figure in the team’s success, including development of strong relationships with long-term clients such as the Division of Capital Asset Management Maintenance, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and the Massachusetts School Building Authority.
In addition to his responsibilities related to running Boston’s commissioning department, Mr. Goossens has contributed significant efforts in support of the national commissioning team. Additionally, he has taken on additional responsibilities in the Boston office related to quality, safety, staff training and career development, leading programs that are critical to the office’s success.
Mr. Pinkham has a key role in Boston’s mechanical department, having managed some of the office’s largest projects, including One Dalton Street, a luxury hotel and condominium; the renovation of Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT Building 2 Mathematics building; Chestnut Hill Square, a lifestyle and retail destination; and Block 6, a residential and retail complex.
Ms. Sierra is assuming leadership of Boston’s 25-person electrical department. She was a key figure in the electrical design of the National Museum of African American History and Culture, as well as the New Balance Corporate Headquarters, which recently earned LEED Platinum.
Mr. Weiss has successfully managed client expectations and delivered quality documents as lead mechanical engineer on many projects in the Boston office, including The Lucas at 136/140 Shawmut Street, 505 Washington Street and The Boulevard at110 Broad Street.
