
Digital technologies are playing an expanding role in infrastructure planning, engineering and project management. STV has promoted Mark McElroy to vice president of digital solutions, adding leadership capacity to its efforts to integrate technology and data capabilities into infrastructure delivery.
Based in Dallas, McElroy will oversee the expansion of digital solutions designed to automate workflows, improve access to project information and support decision-making across complex infrastructure programs.
McElroy brings two decades of experience across software development, data systems and technical program management. His expertise includes building information modeling (BIM), project management information systems (PMIS), geographic information systems (GIS), machine learning, data engineering and analytics.
His work focuses on converting complex project data into practical digital applications for planning, reporting and project oversight.
STV's digital advisory practice combines infrastructure consulting with artificial intelligence analytics and product development. Previous applications include an AI-supported transit safety pilot for the Chicago Transit Authority and digital assessment tools developed for the New York City Housing Authority and Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority.
The practice has also delivered advanced project management technologies for Austin Independent School District.
McElroy's promotion supports STV's broader efforts to expand technology-led services across its infrastructure markets. His responsibilities will include developing solutions that connect project information, automate operational processes and provide clients with more actionable insights.
He holds a bachelor's degree from Texas State University and serves as a board member and director of technology for the North Texas chapter of the Construction Management Association of America.
The appointment reflects the growing role of integrated digital systems in managing infrastructure projects. For owners, engineering consultants and construction managers, technologies such as BIM, GIS, machine learning and project information platforms can support coordination, reporting and informed project decisions.
STV's expanded digital leadership is focused on scaling these capabilities across infrastructure programs, including transportation, buildings and public facilities.
Source: Stv Inc.