>> It's interesting, you know?
It's challenging.
It's different.
I don't think that I'd like a career that was common, you know?
I like that I work most of my time in the office, but I also leave the office
and go to plants to do field work from time to time.
And you know, a typical project is about six months
to a little less than two years, on average.
So, these projects where I'm at doing modifications, they change pretty often.
And each one is entirely different than the last.
So I'm always learning and, you know, keeping myself sharp.
And I just don't get bored.
Some personal challenges is probably being away from the family when I am deployed.
Some professional challenges of the job I would say for this position,
I'm responsible for being able to speak to every technical detail of the scope at any moment,
including what is changing and why.
So that is one major challenge.
Another one is anticipating what the customer needs before they even know it.
They may not even know it.
And you have to do it to provide a complete project.