DFI Traveling Lecturer

Matthew Meyer is a principal with Langan Engineering and Environmental Services. He is a registered professional engineer in seven states with 29 years of geotechnical engineering experience and is a Board Certified Geotechnical Engineer. His experience is diverse in project type, location, magnitude and geologic setting including experience on private sector high-rise projects, resorts, industrial and retail developments, stadium projects, airports, marinas and port developments, universities, convention centers, public sector transportation projects inclusive of projects delivered utilizing Design-Build and P3 approaches with a focus on subsurface investigative techniques, deep foundations, ground improvement, groundwater control, karst-related risk reduction or mitigation, and  verification or validation through full-scale load testing, nondestructive testing techniques and performance monitoring.

Meyer has a B.S. in civil engineering from The Citadel and an M.S. in civil engineering (geotechnical focus) from Virginia Tech. He previously served as an adjunct professor in the Department of Civil Engineering at Florida International University. Meyer has served previously in numerous leadership positions at DFI including trustee on the DFI Board, trustee liaison to the Industry Wide Working Platform Working Group, trustee liaison and chair to the Augered Cast-In-Place and Drilled Displacement Pile Committee and trustee liaison to the Soil Mixing Committee. He is a past president of the Miami-Dade ASCE Branch and the 2023 Martin S. Kapp Foundation Engineering Award winner. Meyer has lectured, published, presented or co-presented 45+ publications or presentations at various conferences, seminars or journals.