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DMR Architects welcomes two new staff members

DMR Architects welcomes two new staff members


By By BD+C Staff | November 3, 2011
Siro Gonzalez joins the staff as junior graduate architect and Megan Byers joins the staff as marketing assistant.

DMR Architects, a full-service architectural firm, has added two new staff members, Siro Gonzalez and Megan Byers. Siro Gonzalez joins the staff as junior graduate architect and Megan Byers joins the staff as marketing assistant.

Gonzalez joined DMR in August. He has a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from New Jersey Institute of Technology and an Associate of Science in Architecture from Union County College. He completed an architecture internship before joining the DMR staff as a junior graduate architect. In his role, he will assist on the design and planning of structures and CAD inputting.  

Byers joined the DMR staff in October. She graduated in May from The University of Scranton with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication. After completing several internships in marketing and public relations, she is now working at DMR as a marketing assistant. As marketing assistant, she will assist in business development and marketing efforts. BD+C

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