24 April 2024
Get Your PE License - Not Just to Stamp Drawings

Firstly, I want to say that I am writing this article from the perspective of a talent acquisition professional hiring in the clean energy industry.

 

Throughout networking with engineering leadership and professionals eager to advance their careers, I've noticed a key commonality among the top performers across the power industries- they all hold a PE license. Astonishingly, only 20% of engineers in the United States hold this license, making it an exceptional way to distinguish yourself and significantly enhance your value to any employer.

 

It's a common misconception that only service firms or EPCs need their engineers to be licensed. However, my experience tells a different story. Developers, owners, manufacturing firms, and even start-up companies almost always prefer candidates with a PE license. This preference holds even when the license is not required daily, underscoring its value across various roles and sectors.

 

So, if you're at a crossroads in your career, and uncertain about the next step, I cannot recommend enough the importance of sitting for your PE exam or getting on the path to do so. The advantages are manifold: career advancement, job stability, higher pay, enhanced credibility, and more!

 

Obtaining your PE license opens doors to exciting opportunities and sets you apart in a competitive job market. This credential not only showcases your expertise and commitment to the profession but also positions you as a leader in the field. Don’t miss out on the chance to elevate your career—get studying for your PE and see begin enjoying the many benefits!

 

To discuss new opportunites with EPCs in the clean energy, environmental, and infrastructure sectors, please contact Bianca Good.

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