I fully apply my engineering knowledge , lead projects, and work in a respectful environment with a competitive salary, but the 48-hour workweek and unstructured engineering execution process require extra caution and a strong grasp of the codes and sound engineering practices.The good thingsI get to fully apply my engineering knowledge, leading projects and mentoring engineers while ensuring safe and efficient designs. The salary is competitive, and the work environment is great—almost everyone is respectful and professional, making collaboration fulfilling.
The challenges The 48-hour workweek is longer than the typical 40 hours for most office employees. Additionally, the company has an unstructured Engineering Execution process, requiring me to be extra cautious and rely heavily on my understanding of electrical codes and sound engineering practices.