Mr. Cole has been working in the land development sector of New Hampshire for nearly a decade since graduating from the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth with a BS degree in Civil Engineering. He began as a project engineer for a small firm north of Concord where he worked directly with the owner to develop his skills in land design, CAD, and the permitting process. Mr. Cole transferred to a larger firm outside of Manchester in 2014 where he earned his Professional Engineering license and became a project manager. Mr. Cole has 10 years of experience in engineering and managing residential, commercial, and industrial site plans, roadways, subdivisions, and other related projects. He has established roots in the city with his wife, Melissa, who is also a Professional Engineer in NH, and young daughter Lainey. His passion is his family and career as he looks forward to advancing responsible development in the Granite State.
 
Mr. Cole serves on the Board of Directors for the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) New Hampshire Section. As a Board Member, it is our duty to uphold and enhance the integrity and ethics of the Civil Engineering profession in New Hampshire. We strive to coordinate and conduct activities which are more local to the area so our members can address issues in the civil engineering arena.
 
Civil Engineer & Project Manager, Since 2010
Manchester Conservation Commission, Vice Chairman, Since 2007
Con Com, Vice Chair, 2017-2021
American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Board of Directors, Since 2019

Mr. Lambert started in Boston, Massachusetts at Wentworth Institute of Technology studying Civil Engineering Technology and graduated in 2007. Since then, he has over 14 years of experience in civil site design and has been a licensed professional engineer since 2017. He has worked on a variety of projects ranging from commercial and industrial uses to various types of residential. Commercial projects include small parking lot expansions, 10,000-sf additions, and large 150-acre master plans for data centers. Residential projects range from simple septic repairs to a 70 parcel residential subdivision. Michael has worked on projects in Connecticut, New York, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire throughout the years. He has experience with tracking projects from conceptual design, to detailed site design drawings for local and state permitting, up through construction coordination assistance. Michael’s focus on many of the projects is centered around stormwater management and design as well as subsurface sewage disposal system design.
 

Kimberly Harrington has been part of Granite Engineering since graduating from the University of Rhode Island, where she earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering and her Bachelor of Arts degree in French. Kimberly’s past experience includes working for Groupe ADP at the Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris, where she learned the fundamentals of construction management. Having lived in New Hampshire for most of her life, she is excited to be back and have the opportunity to establish her professional roots back at home. At Granite Engineering, Kimberly is developing her skills in site design and the project permitting process in New Hampshire.
 
Project Engineer, Since 2020

John Wichert has been working as a Project Engineer with Granite since September of 2019 after graduating from the University of New Hampshire Durham with a B.S. in Civil Engineering. Having grown up around land surveying, John saw civil engineering as a natural field of study where he could pursue further education about the land development sector. During his time at the University of New Hampshire, John interned with a local engineering company and the NHDOT. At Granite Engineering, John is responsible for preliminary site and stormwater management design, performing site inspections, and preparing documents for project permitting. A New Hampshire native, John enjoys the natural attractions that the state has to offer and seeks to ensure harmony between nature and future developments.
 
Project Engineer, Since 2019

Erin Scott has been working at Granite Engineering since graduating from the University of Vermont in 2021 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering. Throughout her years at the University of Vermont, she remained very active in her school's chapter of the Society of Women Engineers, serving as the club treasurer during her senior year. Throughout the height of the COVID-19 pandemic she worked in the school's environmental engineering lab, testing the school's and surrounding communities' wastewater for evidence of the virus. This assisted the University to manage its risk and stay open and in-person throughout the duration of the 2020-2021 school year. Now working at Granite Engineering, Erin is developing her skills in CAD and the project permitting process.
 
Project Engineer, since 2021.

Eric graduated from ITT Technical Institute in 2012 with his associates of science in computer drafting and design. Currently he's in his senior year at Southern New Hampshire University for his Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration with a concentration in project management).
 
Over the past 11 years Eric has worked on a variety of projects. In Houston, TX he worked on land development projects of master planned communities to include the design of subdivisions, storm sewer systems, roadways and detention ponds. In 2016 Eric moved back to NH where he is originally from. Here he worked as CAD manager and senior aviation designer. As a CAD manager he implemented industry standards and optimized CAD software processes. As a senior aviation designer, he designed surface and air transportation infrastructure.
 
In his free time Eric enjoys spending time with his daughter by either hiking in the summer or racing her on the ski slopes in the winter. He also enjoys working on projects around the house and serves as a medic in the Massachusetts Army National Guard.

Mr. Daigneault has been working in the civil engineering sector in NH since graduating from Vermont Technical College in 1995. He has worked on a variety of projects over the years from single family residential site and septic designs to large scale commercial development projects, including mountain bike trail permitting for ski resorts, wind farms, RV campgrounds, and assisted care facilities.
 
Justin is a licensed septic designer in the state of NH and has permitted both residential and commercial septic designs and subdivisions. Within the last 17 years Justin’s projects have primarily been focused in Northern NH. His experience with the state and local agencies and permitting process has assisted clients in understanding the process of bringing a project to completion. He has developed working relations with state departments including The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services and the New Hampshire Department of Transportation.
 
Justin has a passion for pursuing outdoor activities in the North Country with his family. His interests include mountain biking, hiking, fishing, snowmobiling, and rock climbing.

Timothy Wilson has been a part of Granite Engineering since graduating from Middlesex Community College, where he earned his Associates of Science degree in CAD. Timothy's past experience includes attending Greater Lowell Technical High School in which he first studied and learned the fundamentals of CAD and what it's like to be a drafter. Through Greater Lowell, he interned at BAE systems through his junior and senior year, working alongside mechanical engineers which helped him understand the group work along with the level of communication that it takes to complete big projects. At Granite Engineering Timothy will continue to develop his skills and learn as much as he can as he continues to grow as a drafter.

Brandon Devlin is an experienced Project Design Engineer / Project Manager with a demonstrated history of working in the civil engineering industry. He has successfully completed a wide variety of projects involving Private & Commercial Land Development, Roadway Improvements, Stormwater Quality & Control, Sea-level Resiliency, and much more. He is skilled in AutoCAD Civ 3d, Stormwater modeling, Excel, Reports, Permitting, Bid Documentation, Project Management, and Client Relations.
 
Brandon graduated from Manhattan College in Riverdale, NY with a BS degree in Civil Engineering in 2016 and has been a licensed professional engineer since 2022. After college, he worked in New York completing private residential site plan and septic design. He then moved to Florida where he has accumulated the majority of his professional engineering experience learning best practices for site and stormwater design, permitting procedure, project workflow, and restrictive criteria identification. He then went on to join a Corporate Nationwide company as Project Manager / Senior Design Engineer investigating and identifying the various local, county, and state requirements necessary to complete and permit projects throughout the country.
 
Brandon has extensive experience navigating Development Review Committees, Planning Boards, and Zoning Boards, in addition to Local, County, State, and Federal organization requirements and design criteria. He has proven experience taking projects from initial Due Diligence through Design / Permitting and into final Construction Administration.
 
Here at Granite, he will continue to utilize his experience to maintain efficient design, project workflow, and meet client requirements. Civil Engineer & Project Manager, Since 2024.