Sentence examples for engineering advisor from inspiring English sources

Les Bolton, a reactor engineering advisor for BP's acetyls business in Sunbury-on-Thames, U.K., who helps with BP's recruiting, says that "it's a relatively small number of Ph.D.s we're taking in, about two or three chemists and two or three chemical engineers in the U.K. each year".

The main civil engineering advisor for the project was Norconsult.

Following World War I, in the capacity as an engineering advisor, Verville joined General Billy Mitchell and his aide, Lieutenant Clayton Bissell, on their sailing trip to Europe in December 1921.

Najmedin Meshkati, a professor of engineering at USC, was a Jefferson Science Fellow and a Senior Science and Engineering Advisor to the Office of Science and Technology Advisor to the Secretary of State (2009-10).

Najmedin Meshkati, a Professor Engineering and International Relations at the University of Southern California (USC), was a Jefferson Science Fellow and Senior Science and Engineering Advisor, Office of Science and Technology Advisor to the Secretary of State (2009-2010), anominatortof of the late congressman John P. Murtha for the Profile in Courage Award, which he received in 2006.

Its Advisory Board includes Dodge as well as a former director of engineering at Trip Advisor, a former vice president of marketing at Virgin America and a former mobile executive at Orbitz.

He enrolled at MSU, initially planning to study architecture but an influential student advisor suggested engineering instead and Springer fell instantly in love.

In addition, standard review groups "may not appreciate the research projects or objectives," points out Richard Swaja, senior advisor for biomedical engineering at NIH.

One of Obama's first executive orders was to create a new Chief Technology Officer (CTO), a senior advisor charged with engineering novel ways to solve government issues.

Najmedin Meshkati, an Iranian-born USC engineering professor and a State Department advisor in the first Obama administration, points out the alluring opportunity for aviation giant Boeing if economic recovery allows Iran to replenish its aging aircraft fleet.

"President Obama is the host, as the General Assembly is taking place in his country, so it would be logical for him to welcome the Iranian president, as you would any guest," said Najmedin Meshkati, a USC engineering professor and former State Department advisor on his native Iran.