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Introducing Brian Medina, Project Executive
Introducing Brian Medina, Project Executive
I love being able to drive around the Bay Area and show my kids the various projects I've worked on.
We’re proud to announce the promotion of Brian Medina to Project Executive — a well-earned recognition of 16 years of industry experience, a career built on genuine craftsmanship, and a…
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Meet our Newest Director, Julie Ziegler!
Contributing to creating something meaningful alongside dedicated individuals has consistently been a source of fulfillment throughout my career.
We’re thrilled to announce an exciting milestone for our Southern California team—Julie Ziegler has been promoted to Director!
Julie’s journey at Dome is nothing short of inspiring. Since joining us in 2016, she’s been a driving force behind our…
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Introducing Bruce Clegg, Assistant Group Superintendent
Introducing Bruce Clegg, Assistant Group Superintendent
My job is to help people get better. Sometimes that means offering guidance. Other times, it’s just being there when they need backup.
Bruce Clegg’s path into construction was anything but traditional. After realizing early on that school wasn’t for him, he jumped straight into the…
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Introducing Niall O’Connell, Project Executive
Introducing Niall O'Connell, Project Executive
Seeing a project through from napkin sketch to completion—that’s what I love most,. It’s not just the building itself that excites me, but the momentum that comes with bringing a collective vision to life.
Niall O’Connell’s path into construction started in Ireland, where he earned a degree in Civil…
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Introducing Matt Heathwood, Project Executive
Introducing Matt Heathwood, Project ExecutiveWe’re excited to announce Matt Heathwood’s promotion to Project Executive. Matt Heathwood’s path into construction started early. With a father who worked as a career estimator and consultant, he grew up surrounded by building and jobsite conversations. During high school and college, he spent his summers laboring for various trades—concrete, plumbing, electrical, and fire sprinklers—getting firsthand experience, often at the end of a shovel. After a brief stint in…