Francis A. Omoregie: I like the diversity of different ethnic groups and aspects to work with. It’s one of the well-known engineering institutes to think about.

Girish Desai(Left): As a child, I remember turning on the tap and wondering how the water got there. It’s important to remember that regardless of the technical requirements of your job, you always have to work with people. Being part of a successful team is one of the true pleasures of my job.

Paul Beaver: I chose the Corps because of the diversity and opportunities around the world.

Ted R. Ingersoll: One of my professors knew the chief of geotechnology. I was recommended for a position and have been here ever since.

Teresa Wilt: I stay with the Corps because of the geotechnically complex projects and the great training opportunities.

Eddie Duran: Civil Engineer, Design Branch

Eddie comes from an engineering family, but it was one uncle building a highway in Mexico when Eddie was 17 that solidified his interest.

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Robert Mrse: Engineering Division, Hydrology & Hydraulics Branch

My interest in engineering started when I was selecting my major for college, and grew when I began to take courses in water resources and environmental engineering at the University of California at Irvine (UCI). I was interested in both the dynamics of water as well as water quality.

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Gonzalo Galvan: Civil Engineer, Design Branch

I earned a civil engineering degree from Cal Poly Pomona in 1999 and have been with the Corps for about four years.

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Mylene Guron: Hydraulic Engineer, Hydraulics and Hydrology Branch

There was no “magic moment” when Mylene decided to become an engineer. “My dad and uncles were all engineers. So I thought, ‘How about engineering?’”

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