Jerod Johnson

Jerod has always had a passion for building things. This passion, combined with a natural aptitude for math and physics, led him to a career in structural engineering. As a Utah native, he was drawn to the University of Utah, where he completed his three degrees. Now a principal at Reaveley, Jerod has been with the firm for over 25 years. During this time, he has worked on some of Reaveley's most exciting and challenging projects, including the multi-award-winning Utah State Capitol Renovation and Base Isolation, for which he served as project manager. His specialties include seismic design, sustainable design, computer modeling, presentations, and technical writing.

Jerod also works as an adjunct professor for the University of Utah's Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering, teaching courses in Concrete, Masonry, and Timber design and has taught hundreds of students pursuing their undergraduate and graduate degrees.

Despite his busy schedule, Jerod finds time to pursue his passion for classic rock and improve his guitar skills. Whether in the office or playing a riff from his favorite band, he always brings dedication and enthusiasm to everything he does.