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Matthew - I would be curious to hear more about what you are doing in D.C. You gave examples in other cities, but how is DC Water focusing their green infrastructure plan. I know you are working on a couple P3's, but to what extent have you engaged the private sector in maintaining GI installations. ...

I think your choice of fields is admirable. There will always be positions in Wastewater Engineering, as we continue to produce waste. I think the master's degree is a good choice. However, one thing to keep in mind is while we are focusing on learning the technical aspects of the field, don't forget ...

Also, make sure you have some good work/life balance. While it is expected that many times, your client deadlines will require you to work over 40 hours a week, it is my feeling that it shouldn't be a regular thing. If you are finding that you are working significantly more hours every single week for ...

I had never heard of this article, but thanks for sharing...it is a good resource for entry-level engineers. I have passed the link onto my jr. engineer. ------------------------------ Angela Hintz P.E., M.ASCE Senior Environmental Engineer Buffalo NY 716-667-6613 --------------------------- ...

Be careful in assigning calculation review to a newer engineer. More experienced engineers can make mistakes and the jr. engineers may not have the experience yet to notice when something's off. I had a situation in my office where one jr. engineer was assigned calculations to design a pumping system ...