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Posted: March 31, 2023
2023 Women in Construction: Devin Olson, DJSA Architecture, PC
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Architectural Designer
DJSA Architecture, PC
What made you interested in seeking a career in the AEC industry?
My interest in the AEC industry sparked while exploring the CAD technology in high school. I found that I excelled in the architectural portion of my learning. Having a great CAD teaching staff prepared me for my future college career in architectural engineering. In my college career I was able to flourish in design studios with my eagerness to learn and use the skills I had previously developed. Upon graduation I started my career as a BIM drafter for parking structures. Which brought me to further my career with DJSA Architects as an architectural designer. I look forward to enhancing my skills with the support of the design team.
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