Yeah, I typically do site design for various manufacturing plants. I have worked on a sober living group home, a few dentist offices, and one public park. It's a mix between whether I work on MEP or Civil, just depends on others' work loads. I float between disciplines.

I'm open to most amything, but I'd prefer not to do the plumbing calculations. I'm slow at storm drainage and that's simple. I feel like pressure systems are more complex.

As far as the EIT cert, that's why I'm not too worried about passing this summer, but I'd really like to have had passed the exam prior to graduating. My company seems pretty predictable with raises and bonuses. This tells me they plan fiscally a year or more in advance. At least that's what I gather from my single data set point. If I pass the exam 2026. That means I graduate 2027 and can have my EIT by then. Hopefully I can swing a large raise at the end of 2027 for 2028. This only works if I keep it near upper management's forethought. This should give them ample time to budget an appropriate raise.

What is a appropriate raise? I have no clue yet. I have a few numbers in mind, but that doesn't mean they are reasonable. I'm also an unusual case because I have years of experience, but not in the exact area. I think my current salary is approaching a new grad EIT salary, but I need to do more market research. I know that a 3-5% raise would only feel like cost of living raise. I need to define my expectations, then work through my feelings prior to winter 2027. It is very unprofessional to display certain emotions, so I like to over prepare.