Engineering New Record (ENR) Mountain States has released its 2020 list of Top Young Professionals, which includes Dewberry Project Manager Megan Schulze, PE, PMP. This list recognizes up-and-coming industry leaders under the age of 40 based on education, career experience, industry leadership, and community service.

Schulze has been with Dewberry for more than five years, and has nearly a decade of industry experience. Based in the firm’s Denver, Colorado, office, she has expertise in retrofitting and replacing heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) and controls systems for large-scale municipal, state, and federal projects. Additionally, Schulze is a retro-commissioning specialist—the systematic optimization of existing commercial buildings—with extensive experience in federal, healthcare, and higher education facilities. 

Schulze currently serves as senator for the Society of Women Engineers, an organization she has been involved with for more than 13 years and who recently recognized Schulze with the 2019 SWE Distinguished New Engineer Award. Additionally, she serves as the webmaster for the Pikes Peak Post of the Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) where she fosters communication for members to network and collaborate to identify and resolve national security infrastructure-related challenges. Schulze earned her master’s degree in management from Colorado State University, Global Campus (2016) and her bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo (2012).

“I am thrilled and humbled to receive a spot on the ENR Mountain States’ Top Young Professionals List,” says Schulze. “I am among esteemed company, all of whom have accomplished incredible things for their profession, company, and industry.”