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Mr. Christopher Mark Seigel, P.E., M.ASCE

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Mr. Christopher Seigel, P.E., M.ASCE


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RE: ASCE Resume Workshop - Fall 2025

Posted By Christopher Seigel 09-26-2025 11:39 AM
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Hi Yasir, You can consider removing your list of skills from your Professional Summary, since you list them immediately below in the next section. You can also likely remove your last sentence in this section. Consider changing KEY SKILL to KEY SKILLS Standardize your font throughout your resume. ...

RE: ASCE Resume Workshop - Fall 2025

Posted By Christopher Seigel 09-26-2025 11:39 AM
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Hello Derrick, I would consider trying to cut this resume down to 2 pages at most. Many employers will not entertain a 4 page student resume so this could inadvertently work against you. Consider removing anything that is not a major accomplishment or related to each job that you apply to. This can ...

RE: ASCE Resume Workshop - Fall 2025

Posted By Christopher Seigel 09-26-2025 11:39 AM
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Hi Brandon - Small typo in third bullet of section job. – asses should be assess 😉 and boast should likely be boost. Consider putting your job titles in italics. Also include dates worked at the top job on your resume the way you did on the one beneath it. Best of luck. ...

RE: ASCE Resume Workshop - Fall 2025

Posted By Christopher Seigel 09-26-2025 11:39 AM
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Hi John - This is a very strong resume and I honestly don't think I have any comments to improve it. As someone who works in the wastewater sector I would absolutely bring you in for an interview with this resume. Great job. ------------------------------ Christopher Seigel P.E., M.ASCE Civil Engineer ...

RE: ASCE Resume Workshop - Fall 2025

Posted By Christopher Seigel 09-26-2025 11:39 AM
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Hi Emaduddin, Your resume format is easy to read and stays to one page. No suggestions for revision. The top of your resume should be a 1-line Objective Statement or Professional Summary that summarizes who you are or what position you are applying to, tailored to each job. You state that you passed ...

RE: ASCE Resume Workshop - Fall 2025

Posted By Christopher Seigel 09-22-2025 11:26 AM
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Hi Emma, I don't see a resume attached. ------------------------------ Christopher Seigel P.E., M.ASCE Civil Engineer ------------------------------

RE: ASCE Resume Workshop - Fall 2025

Posted By Christopher Seigel 09-22-2025 11:26 AM
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Hi Jesse, This is a good resume with a fine format. Please consider a few adjustments related to content. Allow for a single line for an Objective Statement or Professional Summary section in order to give a one-line description of who you are (senior civil engineering student looking for a full time ...

RE: ASCE Resume Workshop - Fall 2025

Posted By Christopher Seigel 09-22-2025 11:26 AM
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Hello Amritha, Your format is straightforward and clear. No issues there. In your Objective, you may be able to save space by removing "Dedicated and detail-oriented" just because anyone can say these things. I personally find that the content of the resume should be what shows these things instead. ...

RE: ASCE Resume Workshop - Fall 2025

Posted By Christopher Seigel 09-19-2025 12:16 PM
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Hi Devin, please find a few comments below. Your format is fine and easy to follow, and it seems like you did a good job of trying to show what you've managed to accomplish in your first year of college. Objective section: I like the general idea of your Objective section. It shows what you want, ...

RE: ASCE Resume Workshop - Fall 2025

Posted By Christopher Seigel 09-19-2025 12:15 PM
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Hi Greg, a few comments below. You have done a good job of listing your skills from your previous career. As you continue to progress through your degree, consider replacing some of the technical skills that don't apply to the jobs you want to chase with more relevant course work, lab experiments, or ...

RE: ASCE Resume Workshop - Fall 2025

Posted By Christopher Seigel 09-19-2025 12:15 PM
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Hi Sam, please find some comments below: If you are applying to jobs in the USA – please remove your photo of yourself as this could disqualify you from consideration at many jobs. The Sports section of your resume can be deleted. So can your high school. Possibly also your Gradings section since many ...

RE: ASCE Resume Workshop - Fall 2025

Posted By Christopher Seigel 09-19-2025 12:15 PM
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Alina, Your format looks good – I can tell at a glance that your previous job was water-focused, and that a few water courses appear in your Education section. If you really want to double-down and focus on that for a career path, consider taking out a few lines related to your other jobs and expand ...

RE: ASCE Resume Workshop - Fall 2025

Posted By Christopher Seigel 09-19-2025 11:56 AM
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Hi Amanuel, In your "Professional Summary" Section, consider removing "Recognized for integrity, collaboration, and technical proficiency in AutoCAD Civil 3D, STAAD.Pro and other software. Skilled in team leadership, client relations, budgeting, and quality assurance, with a strong focus on project ...

RE: ASCE Resume Workshop - Fall 2025

Posted By Christopher Seigel 09-16-2025 06:16 PM
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Hi Meghana, please find my review of your resume below: I believe that you should consider greatly shortening the first page of your resume. Much of the top half is "telling the reader what your skills are" rather than "showing the reader what your skills are". The bottom half of your resume does this ...

RE: ASCE Resume Workshop - Fall 2025

Posted By Christopher Seigel 09-16-2025 06:16 PM
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Good morning Kwabena, please find my review of your resume below. Your resume is already in very good shape so my comments are few. This is a good professional summary that could be even shorter with slightly less detail, which you can share and elaborate more on in your jobs and skills sections. Also, ...

RE: ASCE Resume Workshop - Fall 2025

Posted By Christopher Seigel 09-16-2025 06:16 PM
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Hi Ali, I have reviewed your resume. Please find my comments below: Find a way to make space for a single line for an objective statement. This will allow you to tailor your resume to each future job you apply for. Water and wastewater management doesn't seem in line with everything else on your resume. ...

RE: ASCE Resume Workshop - Fall 2025

Posted By Christopher Seigel 09-16-2025 06:16 PM
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Hi Varnit. I have reviewed your resume. Please find a few comments below. Allow for a single line for an objective statement. This is a personal choice but consider moving your Headers into their own lines above your sections, and then allowing your bullets to fill more of the page. You could also ...

RE: ASCE Resume Workshop - Fall 2025

Posted By Christopher Seigel 09-16-2025 06:16 PM
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Hi Naresh, please find a few resume suggestions below: You can likely save more space on your resume by changing the format of the section just below your name. The links to your different internet locations can all be on one line. You could also more your phone number next to your home address. Just ...

RE: Responsible ChatGPT/LLM Uses in the Industry

Posted By Christopher Seigel 05-22-2025 11:23 AM
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Hi Martin, I appreciate how seriously you're thinking about the implications of LLM use - both for individual learning and for the profession as a whole. You're absolutely right that understanding code (or any technical skill) on a deep level requires more than just getting it to work. That's exactly ...

Responsible ChatGPT/LLM Uses in the Industry

Posted By Christopher Seigel 05-16-2025 11:11 AM
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As large language models continue to become prominent, I think it needs to be accepted that they likely aren't going to go away - and as such we should be finding ways to responsibly leverage them in our own work. I recently used ChatGPT to help me write an R script that is beyond my level of proficiency ...