Keast & Hood Welcomes Structural Designers Jeremiah P. Familia and David M. Miller
Philadelphia, PA – July 16, 2026
Keast & Hood is pleased to announce that Jeremiah P. Familia and David M. Miller have joined the firm as full-time Structural Designers, continuing their professional journeys with the company after beginning their careers as student engineers.
Jeremiah first joined Keast & Hood as an intern while studying Civil Engineering at Temple University and continued working part-time with the firm throughout his senior year. In his new role, he supports the design and analysis of structural systems for a variety of new construction and renovation projects. His experience includes work on higher education, K–12, community, and institutional facilities, including projects for Lehigh University, Bucknell University, Hempfield School District, and the City of Philadelphia.
David joined the firm as a Structural Engineering Co-op through Drexel University while pursuing dual degrees in Architectural Engineering and Civil Engineering. Since becoming a full-time Structural Designer upon his graduation, he has contributed to a diverse range of projects spanning healthcare, education, pharmaceutical, and research facilities. His experience includes work for Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, the University of Pennsylvania, Hershey Gardens, and Central Bucks School District.
Keast & Hood is committed to developing the next generation of structural engineers through internships, co-op opportunities, and mentorship. Jeremiah and David’s transitions from student engineers to full-time professionals reflect the firm’s investment in cultivating talent and providing meaningful opportunities for long-term career growth.
Keast & Hood is a structural engineering firm founded in 1953. Over the course of its history, the firm has earned a reputation for committed client service and high-quality, technically astute engineering. In addition to structural design for new buildings, the firm is a nationally recognized leader in building diagnostics and the preservation, restoration, and rehabilitation of historic structures. For additional information, visit www.keasthood.com.
