"Geological Engineering grads are keen, driven and adventurous people, and they have great perspective on the natural world around them. I was attracted to Geological Engineering because it offered an exceptional environment to study practical, meaningful and tangible problems. I now find myself working in a profession where the projects and challenges are broad, creating the opportunity for a dynamic work environment where innovation and continued learning is needed to solve practical solutions to complex problems. On any given day, I can have up to three or four different projects on the go. These can range from investigative studies to more detailed design work. Field work is an essential component of my work. I spend upwards of 20% of my time working in the field. I believe that Geological Engineering is a profession focused on the infrastructure needed to support our society, and allows me to contribute to projects that provide significant value and ongoing beneficial impacts."