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Structural Civil Engineer. By: Kyle Conner. Basic Life. Age: 26 Residence: Chicago, Illinois Outside of work: Rest, watch T.V., Game. Career. Title: Engineer
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Structural Civil Engineer By: Kyle Conner
Basic Life • Age: 26 • Residence: Chicago, Illinois • Outside of work: Rest, watch T.V., Game.
Career • Title: Engineer • When & Why: I chose this job when I got out of high school because I always had was interested in construction and how buildings were designed. • Employer: CLT Group
Skills: • Excellent numeracy skills • Excellent analytical skills • In-depth scientific knowledge • Good problem-solving skills • Familiarity with computers and software programs • Good communication and inter-personal skills • Good technical skills • The ability to work well as part of a team • The ability to use own initiative • The ability to pay close attention to detail • The ability to explain complex conceptual information in simple terms • The ability to work to tight deadlines and remain calm under pressure • The ability to stick to tight budgets A willingness to take responsibility for major decisions
Job Life • Environment: Generally I work indoors in an office, However I do get to spend time on construction sites to monitor operations and solve problems at the site. • Favorite part of it all: The People. • Salary: $77,560 yearly. $37.29 hourly.
School • Southern Illinois University Edwardsville • Courses Engineering Design-Design products requiring principles of design. Masonry Structures-Intro to Masonry design code. Mechanics of Solids-Elastic deformations and stress in 2D structures.
Challenging Advanced Steel Design- Learning to make structures out of steel strong enough to withstand earthquakes. Advanced Structural Analysis- 2D and 3D trusses and frames, emphasis on matrix methods. • Getting through the courses required a lot of studying and practice with the programs we used. • Helpful Resources- The school has many research labs for advanced study and research.
Degrees and After School • Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering • Licenses- One in all 50 states for Engineering • Personality- Many of my co-workers would call me a friendly hard working person. • I want to be able to help everyone and just do the best I can in my career.
Summary • If you want an exciting and challenging career, a fantastic salary potential, a high demanding job and the ability to work world wide, consider becoming a Structural Civil Engineer. • You can be who you are, use your imagination to bring what you want to life.
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