Tomomi Martin, MAIA · Project management & construction engineering · Sacramento, CA
Hello, we should build infrastructure that stands on trust and runs on clarity
On my journey, I've managed infrastructure projects at West Yost and engineered and estimated builds for Northern California general contractors, in Japanese and English. I'm open to what's next.
Project highlights
Where I've worked
- Project management specialist II, infrastructure West Yost 2024-2026
- Project engineer & estimator Colin Construction Company 2022-2024
- Assistant project manager, Siemens Mobility facility expansions Cumming Corporation 2020-2021
- Project engineer, UC Davis Walker Hall seismic correction Soltek Pacific 2019-2020
- Contract & project administrator Alston Construction 2014-2019
- Construction project management certificate Columbia University 2021 - Present
- Master of Arts, International Administrative Studies Ohio University 20XX
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Built on both sides of the Pacific
I'm a driven, results-oriented project manager with a foundation in engineering, honed over a decade with construction and general contractor teams in the Sacramento area.
My work covers construction project engineering, estimating, contract administration, and engineering, procurement and construction delivery. I adapt quickly and do my best work in dynamic environments.
I'm fully bilingual in Japanese and English, which lets me communicate clearly with owners, trades and partners on both sides of the Pacific.
Along the way I've managed multi-site facility expansions for Siemens Mobility, engineered the UC Davis Walker Hall seismic correction, and estimated and delivered builds for Colin Construction Company.
I hold a Master of Arts in International Administrative Studies from Ohio University, am completing Columbia University's construction project management program, and am a licensed life insurance producer.
Most recently I managed infrastructure projects at West Yost. I'm now looking for my next role, somewhere good process is how good outcomes get built.