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What does it mean to be a PE? I've always strived to educate myself and further my knowledge, so obtaining my professional engineering license was an important milestone. As someone who enjoys solving problems, being a PE has allowed me to take my problem-solving skills to the next level, making me a sought-after resource within my department and company, which certainly benefits my career. More than that, the PE license places responsibility on qualified individuals focused on providing safety and quality on projects to protect the team, the public, and myself. It's truly a privilege to be among these qualified individuals! ~ Ryan Wilson, PE Ryan is an electrical engineer who supports our healthcare, commercial, and education clients. He has designed electrical systems for a wide array of projects that range from small renovations to complex additions and greenfield facilities. Ryan has over a decade of experience and is a licensed professional engineer in seven states: Colorado, Maine, Maryland, Montana, New Hampshire, Ohio, and West Virginia. #LicensedPEday
What does it mean to be a PE? âIâve always strived to educate myself and further my knowledge, so obtaining my professional engineering license was an important milestone. As someone who enjoys solving problems, being a PE has allowed me to take my problem-solving skills to the next level, making me a sought-after resource within my department and companyâwhich certainly benefits my career. More than that, the PE license places responsibility on qualified individuals focused on providing safety and quality on projects to protect the team, the public, and myself. Itâs truly a privilege to be among these qualified individuals!â ~ Ryan Wilson, PE Ryan is an electrical engineer who supports our healthcare, commercial, and education clients. He has designed electrical systems for a wide array of projects that range from small renovations to complex additions and greenfield facilities. Ryan has over a decade of experience and is a licensed professional engineer in seven states: Colorado, Maine, Maryland, Montana, New Hampshire, Ohio, and West Virginia. #LicensedPEday
What does it mean to be a PE? "For me, earning my PE license was a personal challenge, and an important goal I wanted to achieve. I began the process 7 years after receiving my bachelor's, which allowed me to test what I was learning in the field." ~ Deb George, PE Deb is a senior process engineer with nearly 30 years of experience who supports our food and consumer products clients. She excels in leading the engineering design of pump / piping systems, mechanical and pneumatic conveying systems, and wet / dry dust collection systems associated with process equipment layout. Deb is a licensed professional engineer in the state of Ohio. #LicensedPEday
What does it mean to be a PE? "Having a PE license is something I can take with me anywhere, and has definitely served me well in my career--helping me obtain desired positions, promotions, etc. I'm viewed as a subject matter expert. Although I've found my passion working in the field and in project management, having my PE license has put me on a level playing field with my colleagues and provided me access to exciting professional opportunities." ~ Scott Hazen, PE Scott is a project director with more than 30 years of experience. He leads construction management projects and excels at developing sourcing strategies and contract negotiations, as well as providing multidisciplinary coordination and oversight. Scott is a licensed professional engineer in the state of Alabama. #LicensedPEday
What does it mean to be a PE? "Becoming a PE has provided me an additional pathway for career progression and increased opportunities within my career and everyday work assignments. Clients recognize the professional engineer license and understand that the individual has the required skills and knowledge to protect their employees and public welfare." ~ Kevin Kalb, PE Kevin supports our automotive manufacturing clients in his role as a senior mechanical engineer with his more than 15 years of experience designing HVAC and piping systems. He is a licensed professional engineer in the states of Ohio, Texas, and West Virginia. #LicensedPEday
What does it mean to be a PE? "In my experience, I've seen so many people get a technical degree and then don't use them. That's not the case for me as a PE. Being a licensed professional engineer shows clients I studied engineering AND practice it, as well as my commitment to walking the walk. I consider my license to be both a badge of honor and a responsibility that I don't take lightly." ~ Eric Hopkins, PE Eric is a senior process engineer with nearly 30 years of experience who supports our chemical clients. He ensures the safety, innovation, efficiency, and technical quality of our process system designs, serving many key project roles. Eric is a licensed professional engineer in the state of California. #LicensedPEday
What does it mean to be a PE? "Professional licensure enables me to protect the people who occupy my structures. Without it, I don't have the legal standing to take responsible charge of our designs. This responsibility is a heavy one that all engineers must take seriously. The result of this life safety driven diligence is a building that provides the strength and ductility to endure snowstorms, windstorms, earthquakes, and everyday life. Keeping the well-being of our clients and the public as our first priority earns their trust and brings satisfaction to a job well done." ~ Mark Redlinger, PE, SE Mark is a senior structural engineer supporting our semiconductor and high-tech clients. He also leads SSOE's structural engineering department through complex projects and demanding schedules in his role as department manager. Mark has more than 20 years of experience and is a licensed professional engineer and structural engineer in Oregon, California, and New York. #LicensedPEday
PRESS RELEASE: SSOE Proud Sponsor of 2019 Toledo Jeep Fest.
Green vibes only: when our employees in León learned of an event promoting reforestation in the wooded and mountainous Sierra de Lobos, they pulled together the resources to make sure SSOE was there. Our Sustainable Design Committee sponsored our involvement, but our employees in Mexico did the heavy lifting, spending their Saturday traveling over an hour each way to dig, pull, plant, and fill. The result was over 50 new piñon pinesânut-producing trees native to the area known to increase soil nutrientsâplanted by our team alone. #SSOEmexico #SSOEcares
