Kaitlyn Marshall, M.S., E.I.T.
Senior Associate
Ms. Marshall gained experience in forensic engineering while serving as an intern at Nelson Forensics prior to, and during, her undergraduate studies. Ms. Marshall has assisted in evaluations of residential and commercial structures, including their foundations and roofing systems. She has reported on damage specific to windstorms and their effect on residential buildings.
Prior to joining Nelson Forensics as an Associate, Ms. Marshall assisted with the design of foundations, retaining walls, and pre-stressed concrete elements, as well as structural steel members and complicated truss systems for multiple commercial and educational buildings. Ms. Marshall also had the unique experience of assisting with the design and stability of large outdoor sculptures.
During her time at The University of Texas at Austin, she was employed by the department of Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering as a teaching assistant for the senior integrated design course, where she led students in the structural design of mixed-use commercial buildings. Ms. Marshall also performed research at the Ferguson Structural Engineering Laboratory, pertaining to the required reinforcement within concrete beams.