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An ongoing conversation Barbara, business development Project management and client relations work in a planning-feedback loop with each other, creating ongoing conversations with our clients that as much contribute to their missions as respond to their aspirations. See also Markets See also Established Professionals	Bringing your A game Brian, Designer When you consider the caliber of our clients and the quality of their projects, you know that everybody around you is bringing their A game to work every day. See also Services See also Solutions	Launching a new office Chris CAD technician Being part of a team launching a new office has been extremely satisfying. Professionalism with great humor and great spirit makes for a great working environment. See also Houston office	Aligning visions Mike Walters, Principal Not many companies would have gotten behind the idea of a twenty-five year old developing a practice area. It was a question of being given latitude to follow a passionate interest and then responding by aligning my vision with the firm’s goals. See also Working at AEI See also Sustainability	Exceed expectations Mark Lee, Director of Quality, four-time NASA Space Shuttle mission astronaut I’ve never settled for less than the best. As a member of the AEI team, I work to ensure we exceed our clients’ expectations. See also Stony Brook University See also Services	Content and clarity Stephanie, marketing The watchwords in how we represent AEI are content and clarity. The quality of the firm's work keeps it simple: embellishment is irrelevant. See also Markets	Mohammed, business development An interest + a need = an opportunity. I came to AEI to build a career. AEI went to Bahrain to open an office. Moving back to my home country to open AEI’s Bahrain was an opportunity to align an interest with a need.
What you do, who you are Dave, AEI Engineer, Re-engineered his pickup to run on vegetable oil Ideally, the line between what you do and who you are gets so thin that it disappears. In my case, it was the line between technical engineering and sustainable living. Long gone. See also The Johns Hopkins Health System South Power Plant - Phases I & II		Opportunities for broader good Steve Frei, Principal I've built a career applying the skills with which I've been blessed to projects serving the broader good. Now it's my responsibility to set a stage of similar opportunities for future generations within the firm. See also Working at AEI See also Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery	Projects with meaning Shu, Designer Working on projects with meaning, that improve health or quality of life, brings a much richer sense of purpose to the day. See also Solutions See also Markets		Balancing and shaping human perception. Shaun, lighting designer Effective lighting design lies in understanding the interaction of light with volume, surface, texture, and color. Creative composition, directing attention, defining space, and balancing and shaping human perception, is about truly interdisciplinary collaboration. See also Pivotal Lighting Design
Finding a better way. Bruce, Project Management, U.S. Patent Holder Engineering is about finding a better way of doing something. It's the profession of not being satisfied-we're constantly looking for the next "better way." See also Services See also Solutions	A straight line to the end user. John Duffy, Principal Innovation for innovation's sake really isn't in the interests of the client or the end-user. Innovation with insight, however, draws a straight line to the immediate end user and those who follow years hence. See also Markets See also Solutions	The tools, the opportunity Katie, engineer In four years my project responsibilities have increased exponentially. Today I'm managing projects for one of our leading research clients. AEI gave me that opportunity, but before that they gave me the tools. See also College Recruits	Project leadership worldwide Mohammed, business development After many years supporting select international projects, AEI is now providing dedicated project leadership worldwide. I'm both excited and committed to realizing our clients' success in this role See also Working at AEI	With AEI since 1974 Sue, administration We're obviously a different organization than when we were thirty people in a single office and we all knew each other's family, but what hasn't changed is a concern for the individual. See also Working at AEI See also Madison office

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