Case Engineering Added Four New Engineers in St. Louis
The firm expanded its St. Louis workforce with four new engineering hires across multiple disciplines.
Updated on Oct. 3, 2026 in Jobs — General
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Case Engineering has hired four new engineers to join its St. Louis team. The new staff members bring a mix of expertise ranging from structural design to electrical systems.
Why it matters
The addition of these professionals strengthens the capacity of the St. Louis office to handle complex structural and electrical engineering projects. These hires bolster the firm’s bench strength in building systems and design.
The new hires include one structural engineer with 20 years of experience, one with over five years of experience, and an electrical engineer with eight years of experience. One team member is a recent Saint Louis University graduate.
The players
Case Engineering
Case Engineering is an engineering firm that maintains an office in St. Louis.
Tamer Romeh
Tamer Romeh is a structural engineer with 20 years of professional experience.
Kelsey Habet
Kelsey Habet is a structural engineer who previously worked for Oates Associates Inc.
Alex Rowland
Alex Rowland is an electrical engineer with eight years of experience in the field.
Dan Butler
Dan Butler is a recent graduate of Saint Louis University who joined the engineering firm.
The details
The new team members are Tamer Romeh, Kelsey Habet, Dan Butler, and Alex Rowland. The recruits bring diverse backgrounds from firms such as Oates Associates Inc., CannonDesign, and PayneCrest Electric.
Timeline
October 3, 2026: The hiring of the four engineers was confirmed.
Market Landscape
The firm’s expansion of its local technical staff follows a pattern set by the ongoing demand for specialized technical labor in the U.S. construction and engineering sector. This move aligns with broader efforts by engineering firms to secure talent capable of supporting complex infrastructure projects.
The new personnel will likely improve the firm’s ability to deliver engineering projects for local clients in St. Louis. Current and future clients may see increased bandwidth for consulting and design services.
The takeaway
Expanding technical teams is a standard strategy for firms looking to scale their project delivery capabilities. Having a mix of veteran expertise and recent graduates allows firms to balance high-level oversight with new technical talent.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Walls and Ceilings Magazine.
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