Jaime is a Principal Architectural Designer with over 40 years of professional experience, including 12 years in architecture and design and more than 28 years specializing in the layout and design of industrial process plants and ancillary facilities of the mining industry. Based in our Hermosillo office, he supports project teams across North and South America, delivering process plant layouts for studies, engineering and EPCM projects.
Jaime brings extensive experience developing plant layouts that optimize footprint and support efficient capital deployment. His extensive experience across multiple engineering disciplines enables him to transform complex process requirements into integrated plant designs that support safe construction, operations and future growth. He also enjoys mentoring junior designers and sharing practical knowledge gained through decades of project delivery.
Jaime has worked on several notable projects, including the CSTP Nuton Project, Santo Tomás Copper Project and Cordero Project.
Jaime holds a Master of Arts in Architecture from Texas Tech University in the USA, and a Bachelor of Arts in Architecture from the School of Architecture, Universidad de Guanajuato in Mexico. He has completed specialized training in DuPont Sodium Cyanide Safety.
Country experience:
- Guatemala
- Mexico
- United States of America