Construction is about service—being present, reliable, and willing to go the extra mile, even when it’s inconvenient.
Truebeck’s success stems from our relentless pursuit of excellence and our culture of accountability. We don’t settle for “good enough”; we aim for the best, every time.
What does construction mean to me? It’s the art of turning vision into reality. Construction is about using creativity in problem-solving to leave a lasting impact on the communities we serve.
A good leader listens and supports. A great leader inspires, challenges, and elevates others to reach their full potential.
The toughest parts of my career have been projects with intense pressure and challenging circumstances. But those are also the moments where you grow the most—not just as a builder, but as a person. They test your resilience, sharpen your skills, and shape your personal leadership.
The pace, the complexity, and the expectations have pushed me to grow in ways I didn’t anticipate. I’ve learned that I’m capable of doing far more—and doing it faster—than I ever thought possible in this industry.
The biggest challenge facing Truebeck in the near future will be scaling our operations while maintaining the high standards and culture that define us.
Growth is exciting, but it must be intentional and values-driven.
The greatest opportunity for Truebeck is continuing to grow the incredible young professionals who join our team. People with the right attitude thrive here, and through our culture, we create opportunities for the next generation to build something extraordinary.
Every day is different. The challenges are dynamic, and the solutions require creativity, hard work, and collaboration. Seeing a project come to life is incredibly rewarding.
I value hard work. To me, that means showing up as your best self and giving your best effort—every time. It’s about the willingness to do something better, not just get it done.
I want to build spaces that improve lives and inspire generations to come. Along the way, I hope to mentor individuals to do their best work and to make a difference.
One piece of advice for the newest Truebeck employee? Be curious, be accountable, and never be afraid to ask questions. Your growth here depends on your willingness to learn. Healthy curiosity is so important!
Education
- BS, Civil Engineering
University of California, Davis