Students at CSULB were joined by Simpson Gumpertz and Heger on Thursday, March 16th, and learned about their company and gained some hands-on experience with some SGH experiences out in the field. Simpson Gumpertez and Heger is a national engineering firm specializing in the design, investigation, and rehabilitation of structures. The company representatives, Jerry Ding and Zach Bettner, shared their experiences working at SGH, both technical and non-technical.

Jerry led us through a hands-on test in construction equipment they use in the field, while Zach looked at how to construct and visualize 2-D objects into 3-D ones.

Thank you again to SGH for coming out and holding this workshop. We cannot wait to welcome our next workshop with you!

About the Author:
Kevin Tasci is a fourth-year Civil Engineering Student at California State University, Long Beach, and Co-President of their student chapter of ASCE for the 2022-2023 school year. Kevin plans to continue his career in Transportation after interning at Mark Thomas. Kevin can be contacted via LinkedIn.
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