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What Does It Mean to be a Consulting Engineer?
Speakers: Jeff Griffin, P.E. | Thom Kramer, P.E., C.S.P. | Scott Mirizzi, P.E., C.P.E., C.S.P. | Meg Phillips, P.E. | David Tomasula, P.E. | Kevin Wilcox, P.E., C.S.P.
Length: 30 minutes
Category: Careers
CEUs: None
Presentation Summary
Prior to graduation students find themselves making difficult decisions. What area of design do I specialize in? Who should I work for? How can I stand out from other graduates? Experienced LJB professionals share their stories of hard work, encouragement and how to acquire the needed skills—both technical and interpersonal—to become a successful consulting engineer. With a glimpse into their daily work responsibilities and their specific areas of expertise, students will get a flavor of life after graduation. Students can make wise choices when having defined goals and good information.
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