Megan Clarke, E.I.T
Megan Clarke, E.I.T., is a seasoned construction professional with a robust background in civil engineering and project supervision. A graduate of Villanova University with a dual focus in Civil Engineering and Mathematics, Megan brings nearly a decade of experience across complex infrastructure projects in the New York City metropolitan area. Her career includes key roles at leading firms such as Tutor Perini Corporation, Granite Construction, MLJ Contracting, and Ferreira Construction before taking on her current position as Construction Superintendent at Halmar International. Megan has contributed to major infrastructure projects like the Kosciuszko Bridge, Hudson Yards Platform, and MTA developments, where she has consistently demonstrated leadership, precision, and a collaborative spirit on high-impact jobs.
Beyond her technical expertise, Megan is recognized for her critical thinking, public speaking, and team leadership. She has been deeply involved in professional organizations throughout her career, serving as President of the National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE) Villanova Chapter and Vice President of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) student chapter. A passionate advocate for service and mentorship, Megan is also a long-time volunteer with the St. Thomas of Villanova Day of Service and has earned recognition for both her academic and civic contributions. Her dedication to excellence, community, and teamwork continues to drive her success in the dynamic world of construction and infrastructure
• Emergency Medical Technician
• Fundamentals of Engineering
• Villanova University- B.S.
• American Society of Civil Engineers
• National Society of Professional Engineers
• Steel Bridge Team
• NSCS
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
My advice to young women entering this industry is to know that no matter the career path you choose—even in traditionally male-dominated roles—you absolutely have what it takes to succeed.
What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
One of the biggest challenges in my field right now is navigating a male-dominated environment, but it also presents a powerful opportunity to break barriers and pave the way for more women to lead in construction.