Mr. Carlyle is a licensed professional engineer with over a decade of experience in the civil, structural, marine, and forensic engineering fields. His project experience as a forensic engineer includes structural assessments and repair designs due to flood/storm surge, hurricanes, tornados, tree & vehicle impacts, fires, and construction & explosion vibration. Mr. Carlyle also has extensive experience performing construction failure investigations, foundation & retaining wall inspections, water intrusion investigations, roof assessments associated with wind & hail damage, wind vs. flood damage evaluations, building envelope failure investigations, and chimney evaluations.

As a marine structural engineer, Mr. Carlyle analyzed historic waterfront structures, designed vessel mooring and fendering systems, performed load ratings, designed pier & bulkhead repairs and retrofits, designed industrial/material handling infrastructure, and provided construction support for a variety of public & private port and harbor facilities. Mr. Carlyle has extensive experience performing underwater investigations of marine infrastructure via video/audio communication with divers from an inspection vessel. Underwater investigations consisted of post-event inspections, general condition assessments, structural repair or upgrade inspections, and baseline inspections to develop drawings. He is well versed working with insurers, marine surveyors, building owners, developers, attorneys, architects, contractors, commercial divers, federal/state/local authorities, and permitting officials throughout the east coast and gulf coast.

Mr. Carlyle has experience performing structural design and analysis utilizing concrete, steel, timber, and masonry. He has a working knowledge of the International Building Code (IBC) and the associated construction material design standards, including (but not limited to) the American Concrete Institute (ACI), American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC), National Concrete Masonry Association (NCMA), American Wood Council (AWC), and the Engineered Wood Association (APA). Mr. Carlyle also has a working knowledge of the coastal and maritime industry design and construction standards established by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Permanent International Association of Navigation Congresses (PIANC), the Oil Companies International Marine Forum (OCIMF), among others.

Master of Science, Structural Engineering, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, 2020
Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, University of Maryland, College Park, MD, 2015

Professional Engineering Licenses:

Maryland, License # 50642
Florida, License # 92530
Delaware, License # 25687
Georgia, License # 048361
Virginia, License # 402064607
Texas, License # 144277
District of Columbia, License # 40000050
Louisiana, License # PE.0046871
Pennsylvania, License # 092993
Alabama, License # PE51398
West Virginia, License # 25110
Mississippi, License # 33048
New York, License # 107315
North Carolina, License # 53518
New Jersey, License # 24GE05886100
South Carolina, License # 39836
Maine, License # PE18582
Connecticut, License # PEN.0037581
Rhode Island, License # PE.0015366
Michigan, License # 6201313532
Massachusetts, License # 59292