ROCHELLE — Fehr Graham, a leading Midwest engineering and environmental firm, announced the promotion of Brandy Williams, professional engineer and professional land surveyor, to senior project engineer. 

Williams, a professional engineer and licensed surveyor, was promoted from project engineer to take on a more active role in the training and mentoring of engineers and technicians. Williams, who works in the firm’s Rochelle office, will continue to focus on providing excellent service to Fehr Graham clients and growing the team’s skills. 

“Brandy is an excellent engineer and a great team member,” said Jason Stoll, Rochelle’s branch manager. “Her knowledge and range of technical expertise adds great value to our clients. I’m very happy to see Brandy transition into this role and continue her career here.”

Williams, who was born and raised in Rochelle, joined Fehr Graham in January 1999. She has experience in municipal and site development engineering. Williams attended Northern Illinois University in DeKalb, where she graduated in 2000 with a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering.

Williams serves as the town engineer for Cortland. She also is a member of Illinois Society of Professional Engineers, American Works Association and Illinois Professional Land Surveyors Association. She holds professional engineer and professional land surveyor licenses in Illinois. She is a certified floodplain manager.

Williams lives in Rochelle with her husband, Ryan, and three children.

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