Marsha Leroux '13 Joins Freese and Nichols, Inc. as Project Engineer

RALEIGH, North Carolina – March 8, 2018 – Freese and Nichols, Inc. has enhanced its water/wastewater capabilities for partners throughout North Carolina with the additions of David Malinauskas, P.E., Brian White, P.E., and Marsha Leroux, E.I.T. Malinauskas and White are senior project managers in Raleigh, and Leroux is a project engineer in Greensboro.
“The expertise that Dave, Brian and Marsha add to our team enables us to provide expanded water/wastewater services to our partners and positions us to develop new relationships statewide,” said Bryan Jann, Freese and Nichols Vice President in Raleigh. “They each understand the unique water/wastewater challenges municipalities face, and they are committed to finding innovative ways to solve complex issues.”

Leroux is spearheading Freese and Nichols’ water/wastewater efforts in the Triad, a role that builds on her background in master planning and hydraulic modeling. Throughout her career, she has worked closely with clients to develop master plans, evaluate system conditions, and create models to identify existing problems and future capital improvement projects. In addition to providing insight on city ordinances and state regulations, Leroux has been involved in preparing long-term regional and county water supply plans, including evaluating supply sources and transmission alignment alternatives, analyzing opportunities for shared infrastructure, and developing cost estimates and improvement recommendations. 
Leroux earned her bachelor’s degree, summa cum laude, in civil engineering with a minor in mathematics from Texas A&M University in College Station.