Civil Engineer

Starting at A 43 in Hmt Colony, Pinjore. It's just me and a small team. We spend a lot of time looking at blueprints and walking around sites. The weather in Pinjore gets pretty cold in winter, which makes outdoor site visits a bit of a chore. Most days start with tea and then we get into the calculations. It’s not fancy. My desk is usually covered in papers and old coffee mugs. We’ve been here for a while now. People know us in the colony. Sometimes they just drop by to ask about a wall or a roof leak. I like that about this place. It’s quiet mostly. We deal with basic building stuff, checking foundations, making sure things don't fall over. I studied civil engineering years ago and just kept at it. There’s no big secret to what we do. It’s just math and knowing how materials work together. Sometimes the site workers don’t listen, and that’s frustrating. But we figure it out. The office is small but it works for us. We have enough space for the drafting table and a couple of chairs for visitors. If you are around Pinjore, you probably know where Hmt Colony is. It's a nice spot. I don't plan on moving anytime soon. Just keeping busy with the usual work. It gets the job done without much fuss. We just keep our heads down and stay busy with whatever project comes our way next.