Rami Selim, PE Rami Selim, PE

Rami Selim, PE

Associate, Civil Engineer
Northern California Civil, CA

"Great engineering begins with the right people, impactful projects, and sustainable processes—surrounding ourselves with innovative minds, leading with purpose, and delivering through thoughtful solutions, all with a commitment to the community in mind".

Civil Engineering, Planning, Survey

Civil Engineering, Public Works, Land Development, Design-Build, Transportation, Infrastructure, Planning, Land Surveying, Sustainable Site Design, Project and Portfolio Management, Permitting, Stakeholder Engagement, Construction Support, Community and Public Outreach, Mentorship, Business Development, and Leadership

MSc., Civil Engineering, University of Colorado, Denver
Professional Civil Engineer: CA, CO, TX
LEED AP Neighborhood Development (USGBC)
Qualified SWPPP Developer/Practitioner (QSD/QSP)
Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure (ENV SP)
American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)
Community Engineering Corps (CEC)
Engineers Without Borders (EWB)
Project Management Institute (PMI)
Traveling, Exploring cultures, Discovering new food and places, Photography, and Mentoring—Driven by a passion for people, sustainability, and community.

Meet Rami’s Team

Background

Inspired at an early age by his contractor father, Rami Selim pursued civil engineering to design infrastructure that connects people and strengthens communities. With 15 years of industry experience, he leads high-impact, large-scale projects and multidisciplinary teams across Northern California, specializing in infrastructure, public works, land development, transportation, and sustainable site design. As an Associate and leader at KPFF, Rami blends technical precision with leadership and collaboration to deliver projects that serve both people and place. He currently serves as ASCE California Governor, is ENR Top Young Professional (2025), and a two-time ASCE award recipient (2021 + 2023). Rami is also passionate about mentorship and community service, actively supporting emerging engineers through his volunteer work.