Building Quality.
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The most surprising part about being a woman in construction is that the acceptance has changed from when I started to now. It’s much easier to jump in with everybody and be accepted.
Every day is inspiring and challenging. I am able to leverage skills that I learned in different trades and firms and apply them to my role here.
I’m most proud when wearing the Rosendin Brand at national conferences. Our national reputation is strong and runs deep, and the hard work and dedication of every employee (past and current) is evident with every conversation I have. I’m proud to be a part of this team!
“I try not to let anything about who I am be a challenge or a disadvantage. As a woman in this industry, when I go to work each day everyone is on the same playing field, regardless of gender.”
I met many really cool people from all over the US during intern week that I still like to keep in touch with today. Working as an intern at the San Francisco airport, I learned an enormous amount about project management and the importance of communication with your team, other contractors and clients. I was able to practice what I learned in my school projects at San Jose State by setting goals, deadlines and communicating effectively to avoid difficulties throughout the year. Once I graduated, I was pleased to hear from one of my mentors that I had an opportunity to continue working full-time at Rosendin. Currently, I get to work with low-voltage systems at the airport alongside the most knowledgeable, skilled and experienced professionals in the industry. My team has been extremely supportive and helpful in training me and it’s been a pleasure so far working with everyone.
