About Jennifer
SUMMARY
My work focuses on keeping construction drawings, field conditions, and project documentation aligned as projects move forward. I help teams identify small coordination gaps early—while they are still simple to correct and before they affect schedule, sequencing, or project momentum.
My background in construction litigation exposed me to projects after coordination problems had already shaped outcomes. That experience gave me strong pattern recognition for where misalignment begins. I now apply that insight earlier in project delivery, supporting project managers and field teams as they translate drawings into built work.
Technical Proficiency
MS Project • Excel • Procore • Bluebeam • Adobe Acrobat • AutoCAD • Revit • SketchUp • CRM & Document Management Systems • Contract Management Tools
Professional Focus
My background includes construction litigation, where I spent years reviewing projects after the original problems had already affected cost, schedule, and relationships. One lesson appeared repeatedly: most construction problems did not begin with wrongdoing, bad intentions, or even negligence. They began with the ordinary challenge of translating drawings into built work.
Small misunderstandings, unanswered questions, unclear responsibilities, and assumptions made under schedule pressure often grew into larger problems months later. By the time the issue surfaced, few people remembered how it started. The documentation often traced back to something surprisingly small—a question that was never fully resolved, an assumption that was never tested, or a decision that remained open longer than it should have.
That experience gave me strong pattern recognition for how confusion develops on a project and how early communication can prevent it. Rather than making me more risk-averse, it made me proactive. I learned that a five-minute conversation today can prevent a five-week problem later. As an Assistant Superintendent, my goal is simple: maintain forward momentum, support the trades, and identify potential confusion before it becomes a stressor for the project team.
The work itself is what excites me. I want to be in the field, working with people, solving problems, and helping teams keep moving toward the finish line.