Engineers who work in aquatic environments typically have a background in environmental engineering or civil engineering. Engineers are usually engaged in planning and design of flood control structures, shoreline protection structures, harbors, marinas, and wastewater treatment facilities. They may also conduct environmental assessments activities related to navigation. They may work for federal agencies like the Army Corp of Engineers, for universities as researchers, for engineering firms, or for corporations.
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Career Profile:
Environmental Engineer
Read a profile of Jim Ridgway the Vice President of a mid-sized Environmental Consulting Firm who spends his time analyzing environmental problems, identifying causes, and trying to figure out how to prevent them.
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Princeton Review Guide to Your Career
Site has a wealth of information about different careers. Civil engineering is one career that is described. To find a career, use the Find-O-Rama Link and type "Engineer" or other (one word) career title.
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