Cesar Martinez, a first-generation student at Cabrillo College, pursues research at Berkeley via the Transfer-to-Excellence Research Experiences for Undergraduates (TTE REU) program. He is currently conducting civil and environmental engineering research in Professor Evan Variano's Environmental Engineering and Hydrology Lab.
The TTE program solidified Martinez' interest in transferring to UC Berkeley.
Professor Alexandre Bayen is quoted in the New York Times article, "Older People Need Rides. Why aren't They Using Uber and Lyft?" (8.16.19)
Ride-hailing services improve the mobility and preserves independence for older people, however, people in this demographic often lack the confidence to use the services.
The Community Development Department is seeking a Plan Check Engineer that will be assigned to the Building and Life Safety Division and will report to the Deputy Director.
The City of Stockton is recruiting for an Associate Planner. The Community Development Department is composed of the Planning and Engineering Division, Building and Life Safety Division, and Business Operations Division. The operations center of the Department is located at the Permit Center where the public is served in all aspects of land use, permitting, and development construction. A primary purpose of the Department is to plan for future growth, infrastructure, and service demands of the City in accordance with the General Plan; and provide reviews of proposed land use and property development in accordance with the General Plan, zoning ordinance and building and life safety codes.
Education/Experience:
Possession of a Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university with major course work in city, regional or urban planning or a closely related field, and two years of professional planning experience at a level equivalent to the City's Assistant Planner. Sub professional or professional planning experience may be substituted for the education on a year-for-year basis to a maximum of two years. A Master's degree in city, regional or urban planning may be substituted for one year of the professional planning experience.
For a full job description and on-line application, please go to www.stocktongov.com/jobs
The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of California, Berkeley, invites tenure-track faculty applications in support of the Department’s broad initiative in Smart Cities, to be filled at the untenured Assistant Professor level, with an expected start date of July 1, 2020. For questions, please contact jobs@ce.berkeley.edu. UC Berkeley is an AA/EEO employer.
FlowWest is looking for a full-time Assistant Engineer/ CAD designer with a background in an environmental field. This position is ideal for a recent grad and/or EIT.
FlowWest is looking for a full-time Junior Staff Engineer who can help us grow by bringing strong academic training in engineering fundamentals along with a willingness to learn new things and take on new challenges.
CEE Professor Emeritus Povindar Kumar Mehta passed away on Aug. 7. He was 88.
Professor Mehta joined the CEE faculty in 1963, and he taught in the department until his retirement in 1993.
He received his BS in Chemical Engineering at Delhi Polytechnic, an MS in Ceramic Engineering at North Carolina State College, and his Doctor of Engineering in Materials Science at UC Berkeley.
Civil Engineer- BSCE in Civil Engineering and F.E.
Certification or ability to obtain F. E. Certification within six (6) months is
required. Responsibilities will include performing engineering
calculations for storm water, water quality, erosion and sediment
control, sanitary sewer and water supply facilities as well as pre-
paring reports, permit submittals, specifications and plans for land
development, infrastructure ad transportation projects.
Other responsibilities may include construction administration.
Send resume to Tysinger, Hampton and Partners, Inc., PO Box 982
Johnson City, TN 37605 or email: thp@tysinger-engineering.com
ATTN: Civil Engineer, EEO
Alumna and current postdoc Chelsea Preble (CE PhD '17) —with Julien Caubel, Troy Cados, and Professor Thomas Kirchstetter—created a network of custom-built, low-cost black carbon air pollution sensors throughout the community of West Oakland. Working with community partners, the team distributed 100 sensors across West Oakland for 100 days to better understand air quality patterns across the neighborhood.
