Spotlighting Sajeeb Thakur
- Amalia Rizos

- May 7, 2025
- 2 min read
Updated: Nov 10, 2025
At the intersection of technical expertise and community impact, Sajeeb brings passion and purpose to his role as Project Engineer. With a Professional Engineering license earned after three years of supervised practice—an achievement he counts among his proudest professional moments—Sajeeb embodies the collaborative spirit that drives our success.

"I gain fulfillment knowing that my work directly impacts communities," Sajeeb shares. His approach to moving through engineering obstacles mirrors his experience on the soccer field: teamwork, communication, and a willingness to support colleagues beyond designated responsibilities are all essential components to achieving collective project goals. He believes success is built on a foundation of shared commitment and collective effort. Operating as a "unified force" with his Qunity team members—with Civil Engineers and Landscape Architects proactively assisting beyond their core roles—delivers the best results for every project they work on.

Sajeeb thrives while solving complex puzzles. His work on the Shady Grove Road Assemblage project demonstrates his forward-thinking problem-solving abilities: when he identified, in the road's geometry while designing the driveway entrance, a sight distance interference issue that would not provide drivers with adequate reaction time to avoid accidents, he swiftly raised the issue with NCDOT and provided two options to fix it. The decision was to lower the existing road profile to improve visibility and provide ample reaction time. This communicative, eager-to-solve approach to his work not only guarantees safety for our spaces' users, but it also prevents last-minute design revisions for the team down the line.

Since transitioning to Civil Site Design, Sajeeb has embraced Qunity's commitment to professional development through specialized training opportunities including Civil3D training and certifications in Erosion Control and Stormwater Design. These investments have empowered him to adapt quickly and contribute meaningfully to his new role.
"Whether designing safer roads, laying out utilities, or creating efficient storm drainage systems, I take pride in solving real-world problems that impact people's daily lives," he explains. For Sajeeb, success extends beyond project completion—it's about continuous skill development, meeting new challenges, being a team player, and seeing his work transform from concept to completed structures that enhance safety, accessibility, and quality of life in our communities.




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