Summary
Jordan Dick is an associate material diagnostic engineer specializing in facades and historic preservation, with 11 years of experience diagnosing, restoring and maintaining building envelopes across the UK and US. Trained as a civil engineer at Cornell and with an MSc in Architectural Conservation from Edinburgh, he blends structural analysis with conservation-led decision making to solve complex deterioration and detailing challenges. His career progressed through progressive building-technology roles at Simpson Gumpertz & Heger before moving to Ramboll, where he now focuses on façade materials diagnostics and longevity. Known for a practical, evidence-based approach, he frequently bridges forensic investigation, laboratory testing and on-site repair strategy to extend the life of heritage and modern structures alike.
11 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
MSc Architectural Conservation, MSc Architectural Conservation at The University of Edinburgh
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Civil Engineering, Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Civil Engineering at Cornell University
Spanish, English