National Society of Professional Engineers

???? Today is World Engineering Day! World Engineering Day is a global celebration of engineering as a career—one that drives innovation, sustainability, and real-world solutions for a brighter future. Join us in recognizing the engineers, technicians and technologists transforming our world! #WorldEngineeringDay https://ow.ly/e8oW50VavCe

??Engineers have spoken in our 2025 Outlook Survey! The next 5-10 years will be transformed by these top 3 technologies. Are these your top 3 too? The full report will be released in PE Magazine in March. #TechTrends #EngineeringFuture #TechTrends #EngineeringFuture

?? Our 2025 Engineering Outlook Survey highlights a critical workforce challenge. Despite 83% seeing a strong market, only 11% say we have enough engineers for infrastructure demands! These findings suggest that as seasoned engineers retire, firms risk losing critical expertise, and recruiting younger talent is proving to be a significant challenge. Not having enough skilled, experienced engineers to tackle critical infrastructure projects could be a major issue not only just for the profession but also for the entire country. Stay tuned for similar insights about the workforce in the full report!

?? Our 2025 Engineering Outlook Survey uncovered that only 26% of engineers believe legislators understand PE licensure value, while public understanding sits at just 20%. This lack of awareness could undermine licensure protections and diminish the perceived importance of engineering in public safety and infrastructure development. Keep your eye out for the full report!

What an amazing #EWeek2025! ?? Thank you to all who participated, attended events, and helped spread the word about the vital role engineers play in shaping the future. #DesignYourFuture #EngineersWeek

?? The future of engineering is clear - our latest Engineering Outlook Survey reveals a striking 92% of engineers anticipate AI impacting the engineering profession in the near future. From concerns about emerging automation risks, ethical AI usage, and the need for human oversight in decision-making, how are you preparing for this transformation? (Keep an eye out for the full survey report coming soon...)

?? Announcing the 2025 Federal Engineer of the Year! Major Brigham Moore, Ph.D., P.E., PMP, of the United States Air Force Pacific Air Forces, has been named this year's Federal Engineer of the Year Award (FEYA) winner by NSPE. With nearly 15 years of service, Major Moore has led complex engineering initiatives, developed innovative infrastructure solutions, and overseen mission-critical projects for the U.S. Air Force. His work ensures operational readiness while advancing the profession of engineering. ?? Join us in congratulating Major Moore on this well-deserved honor! ?? Read more about his accomplishments: https://ow.ly/Y8vu50V4Fj9 #FEYA #EngineeringLeadership #ProfessionalEngineers #NSPE #AirForce

Our Federal Engineer of the Year Award ceremony has kicked off at the National Press Club in Washington DC. Stay tuned for winner announcement and congratulations to all of this year’s nominees. #FEYA2025

Rounding out our exceptional 2025 Federal Engineer of the Year Award Finalists is Mile Yaw, P.E. Before becoming Program Manager and Lead Hydrologist at the Tennessee Valley Authority, Mile Yaw earned his bachelor’s degree in civil engineering at Washington State University and his master’s degree in the same engineering discipline at Colorado State University. His education has served him well in his professional endeavors. At the TVA, Yaw led a team to develop and improve estimates of hydrologic risk in order to enhance dam safety. Under his guidance, they created a highly efficient system to generate baseline risk estimates, evaluate structural and policy alternatives, and estimate climate change impacts on the safety of the TVA’s dam portfolio as well as the benefits of the agency’s management of the Tennessee River System. This framework has become an essential component of readiness in advance of significant natural events, helping TVA prepare for and manage the risks of extreme hydrology. Due to its impact on the industry, Yaw’s work has been featured in a USSD Bulletin, won the TVA Climate Change Action Award, and been the subject of a keynote address on Modeling Frameworks to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s PFHA conference. Yaw has used the platform he has earned to engage the industry more broadly, providing lectures and presentations to federal partners, universities, and industry groups. #FEYA #NSPEAwards