Sydney Sitton, Lfa
About Sydney Sitton, Lfa
Sydney Sitton is a Project Engineer at Swinerton, focusing on sustainability and wellness in the built environment. With a background in construction management and experience in various engineering roles, Sitton has worked on projects across multiple locations, including The Navajo Nation and The Hague.
Current Role at Swinerton
Sydney Sitton serves as a Project Engineer at Swinerton, a position held since 2022. Based in San Diego, California, she is involved in various projects that align with her focus on sustainability and wellness in the built environment. Her role includes overseeing project execution and ensuring adherence to design specifications.
Previous Experience in Construction Management
Prior to her current role, Sydney Sitton gained valuable experience in construction management through various positions. She worked as a Lead Project Engineer at Turner Construction Company for two months in 2021 and as a Field Engineer for three months in 2020. Additionally, she served as a Project Engineer at HOFFMAN & ASSOCIATES BUILDING CORPORATION in 2019.
Education and Academic Achievements
Sydney Sitton completed her Bachelor of Science in Construction Management with a minor in Architecture at California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo from 2018 to 2022. She also studied at Huntington Beach High School, where she graduated Magna cum laude in 2018.
Experience at Cal Poly College of Architecture & Environmental Design
At Cal Poly College of Architecture & Environmental Design, Sydney Sitton worked as a Simpson Strong Tie Materials Demonstration Lab Technician from 2021 to 2022 for one year. She also held the position of Instructional Student Assistant for four months in 2021, contributing to the educational environment in a hybrid format.
Focus on Sustainable Development
Sydney Sitton is dedicated to the intersection of sustainability, wellness, and the built environment. She has worked on sustainable development projects in diverse locations, including The Navajo Nation, The Hague, Montreal, and Fiji. Additionally, she has been involved in sustainable development research in Washington, D.C.