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FEA Consulting Engineers Hired Two New Staff

The Las Vegas firm added a Revit technician and a mechanical designer to its engineering team.

Updated on Oct. 1, 2026 in People

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FEA Consulting Engineers has expanded its local staff with the addition of Mara Stidham and Gavin Wale. The hires follow the firm’s ranking as a top-10 national hospitality engineering company.

Why it matters

The firm operates within the competitive local market for resort construction and design, where engineering expertise supports the infrastructure of the valley's hospitality economy.

FEA Consulting Engineers holds a 10th-place ranking among national hospitality engineering firms. The firm's total current headcount compared to previous years remains undisclosed.

The players

FEA Consulting Engineers

A Las Vegas-based firm that ranks among the top 10 national hospitality engineering companies.

Mara Stidham

A new Revit Technician and Electrical Drafter who previously interned at the firm.

Gavin Wale

A new Mechanical Designer who formerly worked at UNCX Network and MORE Protocol.

The details

Mara Stidham joins the firm as a Revit Technician and Electrical Drafter, having previously served as a summer intern. She holds a Bachelor of Science in biomedical engineering from the University of Nevada, Reno. Gavin Wale, a Boise State University mechanical engineering graduate, joins as a Mechanical Designer. Wale previously held roles as lead product developer for UNCX Network and full-stack engineer with MORE Protocol.

Timeline

  1. October 1, 2026: The company reported the new staff hires.

Beyond the Strip

FEA Consulting Engineers maintains its position as a top-10 firm in the national hospitality engineering sector. These new hires follow a broader industry trend of recruiting specialized technical talent to handle complex resort construction and mechanical systems.

The hires allow the firm to continue supporting the development of construction documents and mechanical layouts for local hospitality projects. Residents involved in the local trade and engineering sectors can monitor the firm's portfolio for new developments.

The takeaway

The firm continues to scale its technical operations to support the hospitality construction market. Watch for future construction document filings to see the impact of these new engineering resources.

Further reading

For more on the local labor market and firm movements, see People.

More information

For more details on the company's current projects and services, visit the FEA Consulting Engineers website.

Source note: This article includes information reported by Nevada Business Magazine.