Attention 2016 BSCE Graduating Class! Mark your calendars for the 2016 senior class picture day! As is the tradition in the CEE Department, we will have a photo taken of the graduating class. Be there! Graduates who earned their degrees in Autumn 2015 or Winter 2016, and candidates who are scheduled to graduate in Spring or Summer 2016 are eligible to participate.
Fehr & Peers is a team of entrepreneurial individuals empowered to collaborate, innovate, and develop creative solutions that improve communities. They provide planning and engineering services associated with all modes of transportation. Fehr & Peers is currently hiring for entry-level and internship positions for this summer.
Entry-level engineers and planners will be exposed to several projects from their wide areas of emphasis and a wide variety of tasks, including:
At approximately $13 Billion in revenues, Jacobs is one of the world’s largest and most diverse providers of technical, professional, and construction services, including all aspects of architecture, engineering and construction, operations and maintenance, as well as scientific and specialty consulting.
Jacobs in Bellevue has an opportunity for a Civil/Environmental Engineer EIT (Water/Wastewater). In this role, the Civil EIT will assist Engineers by performing the routine aspects of civil engineering assignments, relating to wastewater collection and transmission, surface water drainage and conveyance, water supply and distribution, and other water-related topics. Continue reading
Hyperloop is a high-speed transportation concept put forward by entrepreneur Elon Musk, currently the CEO of Tesla Motors and SpaceX. Musk’s SpaceX is currently holding a competition for teams to independently design and build “pods” which would be used within the Hyperloop system. The competition consists of a Design Competition which was in January 2016, and a Build Competition this summer.
After being selected out of more than 1000 applicants to attend the Design Competition, the UW Hyperloop Team is 1 of 30 teams advancing to the Build Competition this summer.
In preparation for this, they are seeking highly-motivated individuals studying Civil/Environmental Engineering that want to learn more about the civil and environmental implications of the Hyperloop.
You can learn more about our UW Hyperloop team at http://hyperloop.io/ or more about the Hyperloop concept itself at http://www.spacex.com/hyperloop.
Interested? Questions? Please contact Charlie Swan at swanc5@uw.edu
The Distributed Microsystems Laboratory is seeking an undergraduate with a solid background in engineering to support the development and dissemination of new curriculum and course materials related to sustainability: 
The position involves a wide range of responsibilities: including statistical analysis of survey data, coding of qualitative data, management of data, development of e-mail campaigns and mail-based dissemination materials, development of K-16 outreach exhibits and activities, web page construction, multimedia presentation development, and technical writing.
Qualifications: The ideal candidate will have a strong interest in engineering education, will be adept at speaking to people in multiple professions (including engineering and education), have strong foundational knowledge in engineering to contribute to accurate and meaningful curriculum materials, be proficient in web page construction and multimedia presentation, and have a basic understanding of statistics and Matlab programming.
This position is a research opportunity in engineering education, but can be paired with a meaningful independent study research project in any of the topics related to sustainability in electrical engineering and related fields. Here is a link to the lab’s website.
Time Commitment: The position requires a minimum of ten hours a week and extends through December 1, 2015. Hours are flexible and can be completed after regular business hours, especially during the summer. Hourly pay is competitive with other undergraduate positions in the College of Engineering.
Hello CEE Majors –
Just a reminder: please use the online CEE Add Code Request Form when requesting add codes. You can find this link on various locations, including the CEE Student Resources page (see right hand box) and the CEE Schedule Planning page.
If you send an email request (to me, Brian, or ceadvice@uw.edu) it will not get in the waitlist queue and you may get a slower response since we have to get through our email to respond to your request.
– Mariko
ABHL is an award-winning multi-disciplinary firm; their headquarters are located in Tacoma, WA with offices throughout Washington State.
They are seeking a Structural Engineering Summer Intern. The ideal candidate will have completed a minimum of junior level coursework in a Civil or Structural Engineering Program, with preference given to those completing some or all of their senior level coursework prior to attending Graduate school. This opportunity is in their Tacoma Office.
Qualification Requirements:
Candidates should apply on the Career Page by visiting their website at www.ahbl.com.
Please join the UW and WA chapters of the American Water Resources Association (AWRA) on Tuesday, May 17th, for an evening of networking! The AWRA is hosting the event from 6-8pm at the Vista Cafe (Foege Genome Science Building). There will be a professional panel and speed networking session along with light refreshments.
To register for this event, please go to http://goo.gl/forms/5ILVg8Vr4d.
Brown and Caldwell annually provides college scholarships to promising full-time students pursuing careers in the environmental engineering industry under several award programs.
Eligibility: Studentcs can be going into their junior/senior year/graduate students, at the time of application or in the Fall of 2016. For those that are in transition, they will need your latest transcripts and you will need to be enrolled or going to be enrolled for Fall.
On behalf of our scholarship committee, we would like to remind you that our scholarship deadline is May 13. If you have anyone who would like to apply, please have them do so online by the deadline.
Questions? Please contact the scholarship committee at scholarships@brwncald.com or visit their website http://brownandcaldwell.com/Scholarships.asp?id=3
Hello CEE Majors –
We have some important information about AUT16 registration to share with you so make sure to read through the following carefully.This is especially important for Rising Sophomores and Juniors (Those who will be Sophomores & Juniors in the 2016-17 academic year). If you have any questions, please email ceadvice@uw.edu.
Advising resources for All CEE Majors:
Rising CEE Juniors:
Rising CEE Sophomores:
Online Resources to Bookmark (they will make your life easier!)
IMPORTANT: Please include your full name and UW ID number with your email request, and provide specific information that will help us to respond more efficiently (for example, instead of “Can I meet with you sometime?” – say “I’m available to meet on MWF after 2pm.”)
We hope the 2015-2016 academic year has been going well for you! Only five more weeks until summer!
-Brian & Mariko