Victor Sheverda
Victor Sheverda, an Assistant Project Manager in Parker, Colorado, channels his passion for construction into transforming neglected and underused spaces into vibrant residential and commercial environments. His professional journey is deeply rooted in seeing projects from their conceptual stages to their successful completion, knowing that these spaces will ultimately contribute to the successes of the businesses and individuals who inhabit them.
His pathway into the construction industry was paved early by his family, who owned a construction business. This background laid the groundwork for his academic and professional pursuits. While at Colorado State University, he distinguished himself as president of the Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA) chapter and as a dynamic member of the Integrated Project Delivery ASC Competition Team. These roles involved navigating complex construction management challenges and innovating solutions that were later presented to industry professionals.
He intends to further his professional credentials, targeting certifications such as Project Management Professional (PMP) and Certified ScrumMaster (CSM). His aspirations include managing large-scale construction projects and establishing a consultancy to nurture talent and elevate standards within the construction industry.
His early professional insights were honed at his family's company, which specialized in utilizing Insulated Concrete Form (ICF) for residential buildings. This method, acclaimed for its energy efficiency and environmental resilience, solidified his commitment to sustainable building practices.
From his youth, he was recognized for his leadership and dedication to excellence, which shone through in his academic achievements and tennis pursuits during his school years. His ability to lead and inspire was evident as he led his tennis teams to multiple regional and state championships.
Growing up, Vik Sheverda spent significant time in Hawaii, which instilled a profound respect for the natural environment. This respect has deeply influenced his professional life, driving him to champion sustainable construction practices. In college, he spearheaded an innovative project installing Piezoelectric Tiles in high-traffic areas to harness energy, demonstrating his forward-thinking approach to eco-friendly construction.
In 2015, he studied Civil Engineering at the University of Colorado Boulder and then shifted to Construction Management at Colorado State University. There, he excelled academically, earning a 3.78 GPA, being inducted into the Sigma Lambda Chi Honor Society, and regularly appearing on the Dean's List.
Currently, he oversees various phases of construction projects at i2 Construction in Parker, CO. Previously, he gained substantial experience as a construction estimator and project engineer at Saunders Construction in Denver, participating in major projects such as developing an extensive heat recovery system.
One of his career highlights was an internship at the United States Capitol, where he helped preserve the building's historic architectural elements. He cherishes this experience as both an honor and a significant learning opportunity.
Outside of his professional life, he is actively involved in community service through CM Cares and Habitat for Humanity, using his expertise to aid those in need. He also supports environmental conservation through his work with the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. For leisure, he enjoys hiking, ATV riding, and staying active with Brazilian Jiu-jitsu, boxing, skiing, and weight lifting. He is keenly interested in Information Security and Python coding, exploring their potential impacts on construction practices. Victor Sheverda continues leveraging his skills and passion to influence the construction industry and his community positively.