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Have you ever noticed how much we rely on the infrastructure that we have in our cities and rural areas? We all drive on roads, cross bridges, use water, and spend time in public buildings. Civil engineers play a major role in helping to design and build the infrastructure we need to support the quality of life we have become accustomed to in today’s society.
In this episode we sit down with Nancy Inglis, who has close to thirty years of experience working as a civil engineer in a variety of roles. She has been involved in transportation, roadway, and water projects, including several multi-discipline complex mega-projects. Nancy is currently a Divisional Manager at Associated Engineering. In this conversation she talks to us about her career, her volunteer work with the Association of Consulting Engineering Companies (ACEC), and she offers advice to young people thinking about engineering as a career.
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