Hector Santiago

Hector is an engineer specializing in multimodal designs that provide pedestrians and cyclists a safe space on the roadways. He has worked on full design projects in Massachusetts that focus on Complete Streets and has gained experience from designing and implementing accessible pedestrian ramps around the City of Boston. His past experiences at Northeastern University, studying urban design in the Netherlands, and previous years at Toole Design have created a passion for advocating for safer and more accessible transportation options in nearby communities.

Outside of the office, Hector enjoys reading epic fantasy, playing video games, rock-climbing, and going back home to Puerto Rico when possible!