Vice President of Design · Atlantic Design Group

Matt Alexander, PE

Matthew D. Alexander · Professional Engineer

Matt Alexander, PE, is Vice President of Design at Atlantic Design Group, the architecture and engineering practice of JS Global. A licensed mechanical engineer with 21 years in the industry, he leads the cleared design team behind secure U.S. Government facilities in the United States and overseas.

Matt Alexander, PE, Vice President of Design at JS Global and Atlantic Design Group
Columbia, MarylandDesign Practice
At a Glance

Licensed in four states. Twenty-one years in the field.

Role
Vice President of DesignAtlantic Design Group, LLC, since October 2025
Reports To
Chief Executive OfficerJS Global
Office
Columbia, MarylandDesign practice office
Experience
21 years in the industry13 years with Atlantic Design Group
Licensure
Professional EngineerMaryland, Tennessee, and Virginia
Registration
Architectural EngineerWyoming
Education
B.S., Architectural EngineeringMechanical Option
Discipline
Mechanical EngineeringDesign management and technical design
Biography

The design authority behind JS Global's secure facilities.

Matt Alexander leads the design practice of JS Global. He directs Atlantic Design Group's architects and engineers on secure and mission-critical federal work.

Mr. Alexander has served as Vice President of Design at Atlantic Design Group since October 2025. He joined the firm in 2013 as Mechanical Engineering Manager. He later served as Design Manager and as Director of Technical Design before taking leadership of the design group.

At Atlantic Design Group he has led the mechanical design team and managed complex projects in the continental United States and overseas. His work includes secure U.S. Government facilities at home and abroad. It spans multiple renovations at a secure U.S. installation in the United Kingdom, a military radiology facility, and mechanical system replacements at a joint military base.

He has also led Stage 1 and Stage 2 analyses for U.S. diplomatic facilities in Europe and Africa. That early-phase work defines what a facility needs before design and construction commit to a direction.

Mr. Alexander holds a B.S. in Architectural Engineering with a mechanical option. He is a registered Professional Engineer in Maryland, Tennessee, and Virginia, and is registered as an Architectural Engineer in Wyoming.

Career Path

Twelve years from mechanical lead to head of design.

  1. Mechanical Engineering Manager

    Joined Atlantic Design Group to lead mechanical engineering.

  2. Atlantic Design Group

    Design Manager

    Advanced to manage design delivery for the practice.

  3. Atlantic Design Group

    Director of Technical Design

    Led technical design before taking leadership of the design group.

  4. Vice President of Design

    Leads Atlantic Design Group, reporting to the Chief Executive Officer.

Before Atlantic Design Group
  • M-E EngineersMechanical engineer on the design team for the Dallas Cowboys stadium, including more than 18 months on site in construction administration.
  • Class One SolutionsProject manager and mechanical engineer.
  • University of WyomingDesign engineer.
Representative Work

Secure federal work across three continents.

01 / OCONUS

Secure installation renovations

Multiple renovations at a secure U.S. installation in the United Kingdom, leading mechanical design and project management.

02 / OCONUS

Diplomatic facility analyses

Stage 1 and Stage 2 analyses for U.S. diplomatic facilities in Europe and Africa, defining requirements before design commits.

03 / CONUS

Military medical and infrastructure

A military radiology facility and mechanical system replacements at a joint military base, delivered for the Department of Defense.

04 / Construction Administration

Large-venue construction administration

More than 18 months on site in construction administration for the Dallas Cowboys stadium, earlier in his career.

Design Inside One Enterprise

Designed by the enterprise that builds it.

01

Atlantic Design Group is the architecture and engineering practice of JS Global, established in 2001.

02

It remains a separate legal entity with its own federal registrations, contract vehicles, and Top Secret facility clearance.

03

Design and construction teams coordinate inside one organization, from early planning through operational readiness.

04

Much of the work cannot be photographed or discussed publicly. The results appear in facilities that operate as intended.

About Matt Alexander

Common questions.

Direct answers about his role, credentials, and the practice he leads.

01Who is Matt Alexander?
Matt Alexander, PE, is Vice President of Design at Atlantic Design Group, the architecture and engineering practice of JS Global. He has 21 years in the industry and has been with Atlantic Design Group since 2013.
02What licenses does Matt Alexander hold?
He is a registered Professional Engineer in Maryland, Tennessee, and Virginia, and is registered as an Architectural Engineer in Wyoming. He holds a B.S. in Architectural Engineering with a mechanical option.
03What kind of projects does he lead?
He leads design for secure U.S. Government facilities in the United States and overseas. His work includes renovations at a secure U.S. installation in the United Kingdom and Stage 1 and Stage 2 analyses for U.S. diplomatic facilities.
04How is Atlantic Design Group related to JS Global?
Atlantic Design Group is the architecture and engineering practice of JS Global. It remains a separate legal entity with its own federal registrations and contract vehicles, while both practices go to market under the JS Global brand.
Bring the Design Question Early

Planning a secure or mission-critical facility?

Share the mission, the security condition, the existing conditions, and the schedule. The JS Global design team will help define the requirement before design commits to a direction.

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