Ajoba Monday Thompson

Civil engineers plan, design, and create important public infrastructure. Civil engineering can typically be split into three buckets: transportation (designing roadways, traffic signals, etc.), water resources (creating underground pipe systems for water transport, wetland management, etc.), and structural engineering (designing buildings, bridges, etc.). Some civil engineers do a little of everything, while others focus on one specialty. To become a civil engineer, a minimum of a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering or structural engineering is required. A master’s degree may help you land this role, and may be required to earn certain promotions within civil engineering. Moreover, hiring managers will be looking for someone with the right technical skills, such as proficiency in auto CAD, Sketch Up, structural analysis, and more. Previous work experience in construction, CAD, or structural design can help you land this role.

• One-year Industrial attachment in FCDA                               

Regional Infrastructural Unit.                                      2002-2003 

• Engineer (NYSC) works department 

Road and communication Unit Kurfi L.G.A 

KurfiKatsina State.                                                       2005-2006

• Control Room Operation Proton Security 

Service Ltd.                                                                   2009-2012

• Edo State Ministry of Works (ESMW-YES) 

Sapele, Benin City.                                                       2021-2015