Civil infrastructure · CAD design

Field-informed design.
Clearly delivered.

I’m Shawn Lopp, a CAD Designer working with Bentley OpenRoads Designer and MicroStation. I bring field experience and a practical perspective shaped by work across multiple states, organizations, and client environments.

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OpenRoads Designer MicroStation Field Experience

What I bring

Practical experience, precise work.

My work sits at the intersection of field awareness, Bentley design tools, and the different standards every project team brings to the table.

Bentley workflows

Hands-on work in OpenRoads Designer and MicroStation for civil design and CAD production.

Field perspective

Experience beyond the screen brings practical context to the details represented in a drawing.

Adaptable standards

Experience across multiple states, organizations, and clients means learning how each team works.

Clear coordination

A focus on organized CAD work, consistent details, and files that project teams can understand.

Beyond the work

A few other corners of the site.

The professional work is only part of the picture. These notes, projects, and archives keep the personal side of the site close by.

Personal journal

Blog

Notes, stories, and occasional updates from outside the CAD work.

Read the blog → Interactive project

iPhone History

Explore every major iPhone generation, changing features, colors, software support, and launch moments.

Open the app → Family archive

Diane’s Page

Music, photographs, and memories gathered into a lasting place for family history.

Visit the archive →

Movie diary

Shawn at the movies.

See what I’ve been watching lately, along with my recent ratings and Letterboxd activity.

Visit the movie diary →

Screen work

On set with The Lowdown.

A few days as a diner patron, behind-the-scenes photographs, and a glimpse of my appearance in Season 1.

Go behind the scenes →

About

I’m Shawn Lopp — CAD tech, dad, photo-taker, Apple nerd, sports watcher, and occasional builder of weird little digital things.
This is my personal corner of the internet: part portfolio, part scrapbook, part “well, I bought the domain, so now it has to do something.”