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Does working for a forensic firm such as WJE, rather than a design firm, make it more difficult to obtain an engineering or architectural license?

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Does working for a forensic firm such as WJE, rather than a design firm, make it more difficult to obtain an engineering or architectural license?

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Absolutely not! Entry-level engineers and architects at WJE receive a breadth of analytical and design experience, intensive exposure to the various building codes, and many opportunities to review the designs generated by professionals working for other firms. The percentage of WJE employees who pass their PE, SE, and RA tests on their initial attempt is far above the national average. This is, in part, because WJE hires the “best and the brightest.” It is also because of the mentoring that we provide to our new hires, to help them develop a feel for how structural and architectural systems actually perform in service. WJE professionals view the building codes as more than just a “cookbook” for designers. We strive to understand the rationale behind the various provisions included in the codes and, in doing so, develop a better understanding of how to properly interpret and apply the building codes. This experience is invaluable as our younger staff members pursue professional licensi

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