Jarod Johnson Joins CEC Nashville as Water Resources Principal

Jarod Johnson, P.E.
Principal
Water Resources
615.621.1805
jejohnson@cecinc.com

CEC Nashville is pleased to welcome Jarod Johnson, P.E., to the team as a Principal in Construction Engineering and Inspection within our Water Resources practice. With more than 27 years of civil engineering experience, Jarod expands CEC’s capabilities across infrastructure design and construction, including roadway and bridge improvements, drainage, utilities, maintenance, and public works.

Jarod brings significant experience managing complex transportation projects involving bridge construction, roadway improvements, planning, safety and lighting upgrades, drainage systems, and culvert replacements. He previously worked with the Texas Department of Transportation and the Oregon Department of Transportation in project and program management and area engineering roles. His ability to address drainage and utility conflicts, coordinate infrastructure improvements with local agencies, and help project teams resolve construction challenges strengthens our ability to deliver practical, well-coordinated solutions for our clients.

A licensed professional engineer in Georgia, Tennessee, and Texas, Jarod holds a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from the Oregon Institute of Technology. His broad technical and public sector experience will be a valuable addition to our Nashville team and Water Resources practice.

About CEC Nashville

CEC Nashville opened in 1998 with the acquisition of a small transportation engineering firm. After the acquisition, CEC Nashville’s connection to the transportation industry remained a large focus, but our client base diversified. Our current market sector groups are broadly divided among public sector, real estate, and solid waste, with a smaller presence in mining, power, and manufacturing. Our office provides services in civil engineering, geotechnical engineering, landscape architecture, survey/geospatial, ecological sciences, waste management, environmental engineering, water resource engineering, traffic/transportation, and GIS.