Our Team

My favorite part of being the founding owner of Harmony is collaborating with our team members and clients to create great projects. 

I live in Alta with my husband Randy and our son, Dalton. Although I've lived in the Teton region for more than 20 years, I am still learning about and exploring this amazing place. Like so many, I came for a season and stayed for a lifetime. There isn't a place in the world where I'd rather be. 

Since the beginning of Harmony Design, I have had the pleasure and honor to work alongside this talented and passionate team of professionals who inspire and challenge me to be my best.  The relationships I have built with our clients, our colleagues, and our team is the most fulfilling aspect of my job.  My favorite projects are those within our region that improve and enhance our community. I feel extremely lucky and privileged to have the opportunity to live, work, play, and raise a family in Teton Valley.

As a Professional Land Surveyor, I dedicate my professional knowledge and skills to the advancement and betterment of human welfare.

I have lived in mountain towns my entire life, starting in Alaska and surveying my way to Idaho. I can be found enjoying local events by supporting Teton Valley Trails and Pathways, Teton Valley Foundation Hockey program and Music On Main.

My wife and I moved to Jackson from Dallas in 2022 with our two Aussiedoodles, Moonpie and Milos. Since the move, I have truly enjoyed my time in the mountains regardless of the season: skiing, mountain biking, or hiking with my pups.

My profound wonder of the natural world and a diverse working background guides my service to clients and their projects.

In my free time I like to spend time wrenching under my old truck.

I feel fortunate that I chose Jackson as my home shortly after college.  Initially, I loved Jackson because it is a fun place to live. In the subsequent decades, it has grown into a love for the sense of place and the community of people that are molding my children’s growth and influencing their childhood experiences in positive ways.

I enjoy most two main aspects of my work: 1) leveraging knowledge and tools to solve technical challenges and 2) satisfying clients by achieving their goals.

While I originally hail from Geneva, Switzerland, my family has lived in Jackson for over 50 years, and I’m grateful to continue that legacy raising a family and working in the valley. I am an avid angler, skier, snowboarder, and I cherish spending time outside with my wife and 2 kids.

I value the opportunity to be part of this multi-talented, multi-disciplinary team. Harmony’s overall professional and environmental philosophy is in line with my own ethic. As a plus, the projects brought by the firms’ repeat clientele are inherently in line with this philosophy, as evidenced by their loyalty.

My husband and I moved to the area in 1989, and have enjoyed being a part of interconnected Wyoming and Idaho ever since. Although a lot has changed, the mountains and rivers and deserts, art and music and dance - and the friends and family we enjoy it all with - are what keep us here.

I love being able to support new employees through the onboarding process, and providing clarity regarding employee questions, so they can spend their time focusing on projects for our clients.

Outside of Harmony, I love to bake and spend time with my husband and children. We spend a lot of time baking and decorating breakfast treats together and also playing pretend restaurant.

Here at Harmony, I’m honored to support a truly top notch team of professionals. Jen Zung and Randy Blough have created an incredible work culture, where we get to live into our shared values and support our clients to do the same.

Aside from a passion for maps that led me into Land Surveying, I’m a recent sucker for ceramics, fishing and learning to ski powder.

I came for a Summer, stayed for Winter, and live for the seasons in between.

Aaron discovered the outdoors when he moved to Bozeman, Montana in 2013 to attend the university, he continues to find new facets of exploration and adventure and can be found on or off trail gathering wild fruits and game, hiking, or skiing. When not outdoors he considers himself an amateur writer and storyteller, with multiple articles published in Outside Bozeman and the Treasure State Surveyor. His stories can be heard at the Valley of The Voices storytelling events.

My favorite part of being a planner for Harmony is working on different types of projects, from community outreach to river surveys.

I spent many years as a river guide in the Grand Canyon, the Middle Fork of the Salmon and elsewhere. Now I keep my skills in practice on the annual Harmony raft trip down the Snake River Canyon.

I’ve always enjoyed being outdoors, and it’s quite spectacular to work with the Tetons as my daily backdrop.

I developed a love for the mountain west while taking summer trips to Glacier, Yellowstone, and Teton National Parks and winter trips to ski Grand Targhee from myhome state of Wisconsin. Since moving to the Teton Valley, I'veenjoyed living, working and recreating in the surrounding areas.

As someone who spends a lot of time outdoors, I am most drawn towards projects involving water and the natural environment. In an ever changing world, it’s an exciting challenge to map water paths, whether it’s stormwater from a big rain event or floodplains of dynamic rivers, and design for it in a way that is harmonious to both the community and nature.

When I’m out of the office you can find me skiing on Teton Pass with my dog, mountain biking around the Big Holes, or testing out and improving in my latest endeavor, packrafting.

My career has focused on hydrology, hydraulics, and GIS analysis for flood modeling.  After over two decades, I enjoy mentoring my colleagues and passing on what I’ve learned.  I also like to help clients understand their risk near floodplains. I’m originally from Wisconsin and moved west to the Teton area after college in 1998.  I maintain a connection to Wisconsin through family and continued work with the Department of Natural Resources.  Idaho is home to me now, and I love spending time in the mountains skiing, biking, and paddling rivers.

I’m constantly learning new things and get to play flood simulator every day.

Noah finds himself traveling a lot, but has been grateful to have the Teton Valley to come back to the past few years. When he’s not working he’s always trying to get out on trails or in deep snow.

My favorite part of the job is getting to work on community centered projects that we all get to enjoy.

If I am not working you can find me either climbing, skiing, or riding my gravel bike.