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Posted: September 18, 2018
Passero Associates elevates LeBrun as structural engineer and welcomes Bilyo as project manager
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Rochester, NY Passero Associates has elevated Chase LeBrun to structural engineer and welcomes Robert Bilyo, P.E., as a project manager.
LeBrun was previously a structural engineering intern at Passero. He completed his Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at University at Buffalo in May 2018.
Bilyo is a seasoned professional with over 25 years of experience in transportation, aviation, civil engineering and construction administration/inspection oversight. He comes to Passero from Fisher Associates, where he served as transportation group manager. Bilyo also spent 25 years with CHA Consulting as an aviation section manager. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the Rochester Institute of Technology and Associate of Science degrees from SUNY Alfred in Construction Engineering Technology and Architectural Engineering Technology. He is a licensed Professional in New York and Pennsylvania.
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