Early career engineers

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Connect with your local group

ASCE Members who are 35 or younger are encouraged to join an ASCE younger member group. Find out if there is one near you, and get involved!

Discover "Guidelines for Engineering Grades"

ASCE's "Guidelines for Engineering Grades" outline the knowledge, skills, and responsibilities associated with engineers at each grade.

Join an institute

Connect with leading experts in your specialty areas through ASCE's institutes.

Pave your career path

There are dozens of possible career paths in the field of civil engineering. Five typical career paths are presented here.

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Career-Track Professor
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Career guidance

Tips from Anthony Fasano, P.E., M.ASCE, founder of the Engineering Management Institute.

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Career & Growth

Engineer Tomorrow

ASCE's Engineer Tomorrow focuses on ensuring today's civil engineers gain necessary knowledge, skills, & experience to sustain the profession in the future.