Natasha Ling-LeBlanc

Senior Engineer | B.A.Sc., P.Eng.
Queen of crafts, Plantie, Crotcheter, Explorer

Natasha was born and raised in suburbs of the GTA and moved to the city of Toronto after earning her Civil Engineering degree from Queen’s University. Now a proud Torontonian, she has fully embraced city life and can’t imagine calling anywhere else home.

With a decade of experience, Natasha has built a career focussed on finding joy in her work. She loves seeing her projects at full scale, creating tangible change within cities. Natasha specializes in high-rise residential buildings and is especially proud when standing before a completed 30-storey tower she helped bring to life. Among her proudest accomplishments is her contribution to the Michael Garron Hospital New Patient Tower, where she grew from an E.I.T. into a Professional Engineer alongside the development of the building. She has also been part of the project teams behind the notable buildings: One Delisle Condo and Breithaupt 3.

Natasha is also deeply passionate about mentorship, especially when it comes to the next generation of engineers. She often shares her excitement for structural engineering with co-op students. As a leader herself, she was drawn to ASPECT for our strong representation of women in leadership – something she values greatly in an industry where inclusion matters.

A casual hobbyist, Natasha is always picking up new interests – from running to biking to knitting and crocheting. Known by her friends as the ‘Crazy Plant Lady’, one of her favourite hobbies is taking care of her plant babies, with a green thumb and indoor jungle to prove it.