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Beardsley Architects + Engineers has named DENNIS G. MCCARTHY a principal of the firm. He is a NYS-licensed engineer with a degree in electrical and computer engineering from Clarkson University. McCarthy joined the firm in 1993 as an electrical engineer. In addition to his role as principal, he serves as a project manager for federal […]

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Beardsley Architects + Engineers has named DENNIS G. MCCARTHY a principal of the firm. He is a NYS-licensed engineer with a degree in electrical and computer engineering from Clarkson University. McCarthy joined the firm in 1993 as an electrical engineer. In addition to his role as principal, he serves as a project manager for federal clients and oversees Beardsley’s building systems team.

JARED M. BRACKEN has joined the firm as senior architect. He comes to Beardsley from Salt Lake City, Utah, where he served as project architect for multi-family residential, institutional, educational, commercial, and civic clients. With more than 14 years of experience, Bracken brings to Beardsley a well-rounded skill set gained from working on a diverse portfolio of projects. 

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