Craig Totten PE, SE

With more than 20 years of experience on a vast array of project types, Craig is widely recognized as an exceptional structural engineer and project manager. He has a passion for finding innovative structural solutions, which encompass the new construction or renovation of buildings and bridges. Craig’s determination to give back to society is evident in his extensive volunteer efforts. As a member of both Engineers Without Borders and Architects Without Borders, he has conducted post-earthquake damage assessments and seismic design training in Haiti. He has most recently helped design seismically-resilient schools to be constructed throughout Nepal using local craftsmen and resources. 

• Bachelor of Engineering, Civil Engineering, Strathclyde University, Scotland
• Master of Science, Civil Engineering, University of Kansas

Hatfield Dowlin Football Performance Center
Hwy 244 Bridge over I-84 at Hilgard Interchange
New Embassy Compound, Quito
NOAA Marine Operations Center - Pacific
Port of Portland Headquarters HQP2
Portland International Airport Terminal Access Program
Reed College Pedestrian Bridges East and West Canyon
Steel Bridge South Corridor Project at Glisan Street Ramp and the East Ramp Approach
The Emery
The Garage at Station Place
Vancouver Pedestrian Land Bridge
Cape Creek Tunnel
Eastbank Esplanade
I-5 Bridges Vertical Clearance Improvements
Istanbul Embassy
The Dalles Downtown Waterfront Connection
Wilamette Falls Legacy Project
Graham Oaks Nature Park

• Registered Structural Engineer: OR
• Registered Civil Engineer: OR, WA, CA, KS, MI, WY

• Earthquake Engineering Research Institute
• Engineers Without Borders
• Architects Without Borders
• Structural Engineers Association of Oregon
• American Institute of Steel Construction