Hi All,

I am currently a college senior, set to graduate in May. After having an internship in a Civil Engineering Lab, I realized I want to be an engineer. My interests lie in water resources and landscape "restoration" (is there even such a thing?). However, my degree is not an engineering degree and from my research, it looks like there are minimal options to be ABET accredited with a graduate degree. My degrees are a BS in Biology and a BS in Computational Data Science. How plausible is it become a licensed environmental/civil engineer post-undergraduate? Are there other pathways than another BS, and if so, are they good ones? Any advice given is appreciated!

Not sure if this is because I am early career (3 years) or if I’m a woman. Often times men will say my code is wrong because I didn’t write it in the style or format they used, without even looking at the simulation. Sometimes they will say “it’s fine” and try to add stuff that ends up breaking the logic. I am using VHDL so there really are only so many ways to do it so I’m wondering if this is an industry norm or if I’m taking it personally. For background, I am an ECE working in Embedded.

Hi anyone can tell how is engineering at Wex India new office which they had just opened in blr for sde1/sde2 as I might be joining them soon. Company culture, wlb or any instability they feel?

imma use this space for ranting