Civil Engineering Job Tier List | Best Jobs for Civil Engineering Graduates

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So I can reach and help more engineers! Thanks!

[JakeVoorhees]

What type of Civil Engineer do you want to be? Let me me know any engineering questions you may have - I respond to 100% of comments. Thank you!!!

[MykePagan]

My wife is an Environmental engineer, but her undergrad degree is Chemical Engineering. So there are other paths into the field. She works for a soecialty chemical manufacturer, supervising all of their air and water emissions, designing and updating new filtration systems, deciding how to safely dispose of the nasty stuff they collect, and remediating the inevitable spills. She occasionally gets called at 3 AM when someone does something horribly wrong and they urgently need to do something about, say, a massive cloud of nitric acid they dumped into the air next to a residential area. Aside from the technical requirements for the job, the most important skill is iron-willed stubbornness. Because the Environmental Engineer working in such companies is there to tell the COO that they need to spend $$$ on something that does not increase production efficiency or profit. “This will result in millions of dollars in lawsuits and fines if you don’t do something about it” is her mantra.

…and our daughter is following in her footsteps going into her sophomore year as an Environmental Engineering student (Civil department, with a minor in Chemistry). Know any internships in the Northeast?

[jusinocasino]

This is also a video of explaining what the different roles are in civil engineering, and so far the best explanations of what the different roles are. Thank you so much

[adilchauhan]

I have worked in almost all of these areas and really consider myself as a general civil engineer. I started out in land development. Having general knowledge of all the various disciplines is such a huge advantage. It allows you to see the bigger picture and bring the right disciplines together to get the job done.

So many problems are solved by just having someone who can help the different disciples communicate well with each other.

[koora_highlights]

Thank you Jake for making this video❤️! I have waiting for this in awhile!!!

[mjf]

Thanks for the info. Just the video I needed.

[TryinBin]

1:29 Structural Engineering
4:10 Utilities Engineering
6:00 Architectural Engineering
9:06 Geotechnical Engineering
11:39 Environmental Engineering
13:26 Transportation Engineering
15:17 General Civil Engineering
17:05 Water Engineering
18:44 Construction Engineering

[xtser]

I wanna be an environmental engineer saving the environment, doing vertical farming, preserving water and the air, and field work. However everything seems to be about consulting and compliance. Shpuld I become a civil engineer for more job opportunities, and work in the utilities sector doing environmental work? Thanks!

[zmh]

I hope you do a job tier list for computer engineering next. Good video

[justina]

You’re killing it dude! Can you touch on the relevance of the P.E license next?

[hamzawaheed]

Watch you rate of speech, it more on the faster side of things, due to your passion. Keep the passion still. Awesome videos.

[Willwrz]

Hello, what does Sustainable and Resilient Infrastructure Systems fall under? It's interdisciplinary and I feel like it's a combination of a lot of stuff together.

[mirzanisar]

hi sir,
i am finding difficulty in choosing my specialisation in structural engineer or transportation engineer, actually i dont know the transportation engineer job availability, where do we find jobs in transportation field, please help taking the decision.

[FacultyDZ]

I'm a civil engineer, a look for job in usa, I don't know where should I start

[thezarcfiles]

Penn State Rep! I’m a first year in engineering there!

[ryanenorth]

As a geophysicist, I have never heard it mentioned as a subset of civil or geotechnical engineering. Almost no geotechnical engineers have ever taken a single class in geophysics.

[Martin-dweo]

Great Overview! Environmental engineering is my take.

[sheeesh]

Stuck between water or structural engineering I don't know what is best for stable career during this pandemic need help btw I'm in a place where people mostly do crops so I think water resources is the best but I also consider structural tho I don't think this it is good in where I live in.... Need help thanks

[arthuralarcon]

Loved the video Jake! Thank you so much, I wanna be a transportation engineer just like you, my dream is to work in the design and construction of airports and other airport sectors such as runways, terminals. Do you think is a good field?

[anthonylam-tran]

Perfect description of engineering discipline. I’m a structured engineer aka “construction engineer” on the 6th street viaduct replacement project in LA and love all of it. You described my job perfectly