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Dewberry’s Resilience Practice Grows, Welcomes Damien Di Vittorio

Di Vittorio hired to support resilience and infrastructure planning projects.

Damien Di Vittorio

Dewberry, a privately held professional services firm, has announced that Damien Di Vittorio, PE, has been hired as a senior project manager to support the firm’s resilience and planning practice. He is based in Dewberry’s Raleigh, North Carolina, office.

Di Vittorio joins the firm to provide project management and delivery of resilience infrastructure planning and analysis projects for clients across the state/local and federal markets. His background includes nearly a decade of experience working in hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, stormwater design, watershed scale drainage system analysis, geographic information system analytics, and data processing. Di Vittorio’s experience enables him to better identify hazards, assess risks, and establish strategies to address climate vulnerabilities and increase resilience.

“Damien’s background in hazard mitigation and resilience planning, coupled with his experience working in the construction services industry, will be a valuable addition to our team as we continue providing solutions to our client’s most pressing challenges,” says Dewberry Vice President Jean Huang, PE, PMP, CFM.

Di Vittorio earned his master’s (2014) and bachelor’s (2012) degrees in civil engineering from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. He is the chair for the Georgia Association of Water Professionals’ stormwater committee and is a member of the Southeast Stormwater Association’s policy committee.

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