SDSU EIT Prep Class Teachers
EWB-SDSU is looking for engineering professionals to teach this year’s EIT prep classes. If you would like to help out, please contact Ben McElfresh at bmcelfresh@gmail.com.
EWB-SDSU is looking for engineering professionals to teach this year’s EIT prep classes. If you would like to help out, please contact Ben McElfresh at bmcelfresh@gmail.com.
Additionally San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG) is looking for interns too. These interns are Regional Planning Intern, Border Planning Intern, Transportation Planning Intern, and Transportation/Traffic Planning Intern. They all expire by early October. You may search on the SDSU Careers Services website or send your resume to tpin@sandag.org.
The City of San Diego Public Works Engineering Department is also hiring for Junior/Assistant Civil Engineers. They want a one page letter of interest highlighting your experience with Public Work projects (ie roles you played in projects) and your resume to lschaar@sandiego.gov. Deadline is September 26th at 4pm.
San Diego Habitat for Humanity is rehabilitating a detached single-family home at 650 East Madison, El Cajon (92020). Volunteers are needed to assist with demolition (1st week), painting, plumbing, fencing, gardening and other light construction tasks.
The shift is from 8:15 am – 3:30 pm with a 30-minute lunch break from 11:30 am – noon. Please bring your own lunch. Tools, gloves and materials will be provided.
We are opening up the project to volunteers on Tuesday, July 19 and it will close on Wednesday, September 14 if all goes as planned. You may volunteer for one day or more but we ask that you commit to the entire shift (8:15 am – 3:30 pm).
If you would like to volunteer for this project, please go to Volunteer Up and sign up for the project, which is now on the schedule.
Habitat for Humanity is looking for some volunteers at the Libby Lake Village construction site in Oceanside (4700 North River Road) this Saturday, July 2nd. The shift is from 8:15 am – 3:30 pm with a half-hour lunch break at 11:30 am. They are doing general site work. If you’re available to help out, please sign up on Volunteer Up. You can contact Melanie Petersen Seales via email at volunteerservices@sdhfh.org if you have questions about how to do so.
Hargis + Associates is currently looking to fill the following positions:
• San Diego – Staff/Senior Engineer (5-10 years; Remediation Design Experience)
• San Diego – Hydrogeologist (Entry Level; MS-preferred)
• Tucson – Staff Engineer (3-7 years; Mining Experience)
• Mesa – Staff Hydrogeologist (2-5 years; Field & Report Writing)
Expanded information on responsibilities and requirements are available under Careers on our website: www.Hargis.com
Also, if you have any questions and would like to know more about our company from an insider please feel free to contact Amanda Beam by phone or email.
Amanda Beam
Hydrogeologist
Hargis + Associates, Inc.
9171 Towne Centre Drive, Suite 375
San Diego, California 92122
ph: 858-455-6500 ext. 145
cell: 619-254-8749
fax: 858-410-7440
abeam@hargis.com
If you are studying civil engineering or a related major and are interested in gaining experience in public works engineering and implementation of engineering standards, the City of San Diego has openings for the following unpaid intern positions:
Desired qualifications are:
EWB-UCSD is planning a rainwater harvesting and aquifer location project near the border of India and Nepal. They have Rotary contacts as well as a Civil Engineer with many years of experience there but they are desperately in need of another engineer (civil, environmental, etc.) who possesses the expertise relevant to the project. Because they cannot begin the project without an engineer who can guide them and travel with them on site, they are unable to start building the proposal.
If you are interested and are able to help, please contact Eugene at info@ewb-sandiego.org.
EWB is looking for a State Rep., who will conduct monthly phone calls with the above chapters, make personal visits based on their discretion and participate and contribute in the monthly steering committee calls. Their main role is cooperative rather than authoritative – their main function would be to provide a platform for knowledge-sharing and a forum to share successes and failures within Chapters.
If you are interested, please contact Eugene at info@ewb-sandiego.org.