In this article (and video above), I talk with Yung Koprowski, the founder and president of Y2K Engineering, about why engineers need a PE license, and why it is so crucial for your professional growth.
Here Are Some of the Questions I Ask Yung:
- How has obtaining your professional engineering license benefited both your career and your business endeavors?
- What was the impact of your engineering license on your position as a council member in Gilbert, Arizona?
Here Are Some Key Points Discussed in This Episode:
- Yung’s professional engineering license has been crucial for her career and business. It helped her found her own company, gain credibility, and ensure fair compensation for her team while fostering their professional growth.
- Having a professional engineering license adds credibility to your background, aligning with the standards and ethics necessary for serving as a council member and community leader, where policy is set.
About Yung Koprowski, P.E.
Yung Koprowski, P.E.
As the Principal/CEO of Y2K Engineering, LLC, Yung Koprowski, P.E., leads a dedicated team of engineers and planners committed to enhancing community mobility and safety. Founding Y2K Engineering in 2017, she now oversees a team of 20+ professionals. Her mission extends beyond business success; she aims to inspire women, minorities, and young engineers as a leader in the field. With expertise in traffic engineering, transportation planning, ITS, and active transportation, Yung Koprowski has managed diverse projects for municipal, state, and federal agencies. Holding certifications as a Professional Engineer (P.E.), Professional Traffic Operations Engineer (P.T.O.E.), and Road Safety Professional (RSP), she actively participates in professional organizations like ITS Arizona, ASHE, ITE, WTS, and ASCE, where she serves as a mentor and advocate for the transportation sector.
Sources:
Y2K Engineering, LLC
AICP Certification
Connect with Yung Koprowski, P.E., on LinkedIn
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Anthony Fasano, P.E.
Engineering Management Institute
Author of Engineer Your Own Success
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