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I am pursuing a Civil Engineer position. Currently, I am currently a dislocated civil engineer as a result of an adverse economic environment of the industry in which I had been employed. An entry-level position is not de facto fillable only by the inexperienced. On the contrary, in me you have a talented professional available for your open position. I had earned my EIT in December, 2010, and now have fulfilled the experience requirements for applying for a PE license, which I intend to test for in October. I have all the qualifications required of an entry-level civil engineer ... and more! My experience is relevant and extensive, as described in my resume. I am confident that the background and experience I can offer will prove ideal for your needs. Allow me to introduce myself and my qualifications. My degree is Bachelors of Science in Geophysical Engineering. In addition to this rigorous course study, I participated in several extracurricular activities, have raised two exceptional children (one just graduated and one in CSU), and have successfully completed many significant business projects that has provided me with the kind of hands-on experience that is so vital to a successful business associate. To achieve these results, I combined an ability to plan, to creatively visualize solutions, and to successfully implement them with my ability to work within intense team environments. These are the same characteristics I would bring to an organization such as yours. I possess strong moral and ethical principles, which led me to put in long, hard hours at school and in every job I have had in order to succeed in various challenging environments. These values also motivate me to perform diligently and loyally to contribute to my employer's profitability. I know that it takes commitment, dedication, and intelligence to succeed, all of which I offer you. I think you'll agree that I am a serious candidate for a position as a Civil Engineer in your company. I believe I would be a valuable addition to your staff and prove to be an asset to your department. Sincerely, Ann Fuller
