Rob Roseman Joins RS&H Team
[St. Louis, MO] RS&H welcomed Rob Roseman, PE, LEED AP, to the employee-owned, national engineering, architecture, and consulting firm as an Associate Vice President of Electrical Engineering. In his role, Roseman is leading the new St. Louis, Missouri office, focused on infrastructure and airport electrical work.
“It’s an exciting move for RS&H to have Rob leading our St. Louis team, and a great leap in our Midwest infrastructure business unit” said John Walz, Senior Vice President, Aviation Consulting Leader. Roseman has worked at the St. Louis Lambert International Airport and many other medium-large hub and military airports throughout his career, nurturing widespread industry connections in addition to his technical expertise.
Roseman is a St. Louis native and has spent more than two decades in the engineering and aviation industries. His extensive knowledge spans FAA regulations, ICAO standards, and US military guidelines, ensuring a robust understanding of airport electrical and lighting systems. Roseman has a dual-degree from the University of Missouri – St Louis in Electrical Engineering and – Columbia in Physics.
“For over twenty years I have provided electrical engineering for a variety of clients in St. Louis and across the country in the aviation, transportation and facilities sectors. It feels great to be at the cornerstone of this new office for RS&H. I can’t wait to see how we are able to help support this growing community,” said Roseman.
About RS&H
Employee-owned, RS&H is one of the nation’s leading architecture, engineering and consulting firms whose associates work hard every day to create a more connected future where everyone can thrive. We offer an exceptional journey from start to future for clients in the aerospace, aviation, corporate, federal, healthcare and science, and transportation markets. Our integrated teams translate experience into insight, turn challenges into opportunities and build relationships as strong as the buildings and infrastructure we deliver together.