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Soren Blake

Civil Engineer
Seattle, United States

Professional Summary

Licensed civil engineer with ~6 years designing and delivering municipal and commercial infrastructure in the Pacific Northwest. Strong in stormwater, roadway geometry, and construction-phase support, with a record of coordinating multidisciplinary teams and delivering clear, buildable plan sets.

Employment History

Civil Engineer
Cascade Infrastructure Partners · Seattle, WA
2022 · Present
Led design packages for roadway and stormwater upgrades across 4 municipal clients. Reduced plan-revision cycles ~25% by tightening QC checklists and Autodesk Civil 3D standards. Supported construction administration for a $18M corridor project through substantial completion. Coordinated survey, geotechnical, permitting, and contractor inputs to keep milestones on track.
Junior Civil Engineer
Puget Sound Civil Group · Bellevue, WA
2019 · 2022
Produced grading, drainage, and utility plans for mixed-use and light-industrial sites. Coordinated with survey, geotechnical, and permitting teams to keep submittals on schedule. Prepared plan details, quantity takeoffs, and technical specifications for civil site packages. Supported senior engineers with agency responses and construction-phase questions.
Undergraduate Research Assistant, Civil & Environmental
University of Washington · Seattle, WA
2017 · 2019
Supported hydrologic modeling and field data collection for urban watershed studies. Cleaned, validated, and documented rainfall and flow datasets used in research analyses. Assisted with field instrumentation, sampling protocols, and technical presentation of findings.

Education

B.S. Civil Engineering
University of Washington · Seattle, WA
2015 · 2019
EIT / PE track; coursework included hydrology, hydraulics, structural analysis, transportation engineering, and environmental systems.

Skills

Autodesk Civil 3D
AutoCAD
Hydrology/Hydraulics
Stormwater design
Construction administration
Spec writing
Bluebeam
ArcGIS basics