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Over time people will work on a broad spectrum of project types with a few different firms. Eventually engineers will come across a certain aspect of engineering that they happen to be really good at(hopefully that they enjoy doing!). Keep your mind open and engage in different project types. Over time ...

Hi Azamat, I can't help but notice your title "project engineer" and your position in taking the FE? If you're working in an engineering office then you're set. The FE exam should be a piece of cake. Just buy/download a lot of FE practice problems and use only the NCEES reference manual as your "reference"...as ...

Do you have the required work experience and references? Any of the general study guides are good. Buy a lot of the practice exam problems and use those to familiarize yourself with your reference books. I'd recommend bringing your steel bible, ASCE, ACI, an NDS, TMS, along with some quick reference ...

Hello, welcome back to the engineering family! I'm a structural engineer out of SF and I'm curious what part of "civil engineering" you're interested in? I'd recommend applying for a full position, not interning, and apply your life skills to get in the door. Industry is booming here in SF and I'm ...

Hello fellow Texan; I was born and raised in Austin. I'm a structural engineer living in San Francisco. Please take my my advice with a grain of salt, it's purely speculation. I would advise simplifying your resume to only what is applicable to the position you are applying for. Condense it to ...