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“Learning and growth are the keys to engagement and fulfillment.” ~ Ryan Clements Engineering leadership extends beyond technical proficiency — it entails cultivating a team that is not only skilled but also deeply engaged. Employee

Artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionized the way we live, work, and interact with the world around us. From personalized recommendations on streaming services to self-driving cars, AI has permeated nearly every aspect of our lives.

Space engineering and exploration have always been at the forefront of technological advancements and scientific discovery. From sending rovers to Mars to launching satellites into orbit, humans have always been fascinated with the mysteries of

As engineering professionals, we continually seek innovative ways to improve our industry, enhance efficiency, and ensure the safety of the public. Today, I would like to highlight one piece of emerging technology that I believe

Communication is Key There is no such thing as over-communicating or being too organized. Communication not only keeps your team updated on your progress, but it also demonstrates your thought process and the speed at

Whether fresh out of school or experienced engineer, it’s never too soon to forge a trailblazer career journey. Avoid the active bystander status and start pioneering your own trail today! Embrace Ownership Over Your Role,

It’s a fast-paced world, a world where time is of the essence and attention spans are shortening, and thus traditional methods of learning are being challenged by more efficient and effective alternatives. In the AEC

Growth is good, healthy, and essential for life. It is also essential for business. Growth in a work context is needed to stay in business, create opportunities, and to realize more of our mission. However,

“If you want to become an engineer, become one. Whatever you want to do, pursue it with all your heart and soul.” ~ Mary W. Jackson In the history of engineering, few individuals shine as

Most engineering professionals I speak with have goals focused around being a more successful engineering leader in their organizations. The challenge is that engineering projects, departments, and divisions are highly complex, requiring a blend of

Today, I would like to highlight some of the insights and lessons learned from industry leaders who are at the forefront of integrating engineering and technology, such as artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML).

Ever looked at a city’s skyline and wondered what stories those structures could tell? How they’ve withstood the tests of time, weather, and now, the pressing demands of sustainability? Well, I sure have. On a

If my three children hear me talking about the 80/20 Rule one more time at the dinner table, I may be permanently expelled from dinner. Since I learned about and started using the 80/20 Rule,

Overwhelm. Seems like the common state of the fellow engineer. But if you have a family at home, overwhelm doesn’t quite fit the description needed. If you are anything like me, the common day is

  As engineering professionals, we continually seek innovative ways to improve our industry, enhance efficiency, and ensure the safety of the public. Today, I would like to highlight some of the themes discussed in Episode

There’s a lot coming at us in terms of technology, consolidation, and business model evolution — and all this on the heels of profound workplace, marketplace, and recruiting space change. How are the highest performing