Employee Spotlight: Abbie Browen, PE

Abbie Browen, PE, is a Project Engineer in the AE2S Maple Grove, Minnesota office. She can trace her engineering roots all the way back to her childhood interest in playing with Legos and K’nex, as well as building forts. However, engineering didn’t immediately occur to her when she was considering her future career options. “When […]
AE2S Employee Summer Picnics
AE2S’ annual employee picnics give our staff and their families a chance to have some fun together outside of work. Here are a few snapshots from some of the parties.
ROGER GRIMSLEY RETIRES

Congratulations to Roger Grimsley, Senior Project Manager, on his retirement! The AE2S Grand Forks office hosted a well-attended party for him in April. Roger became AE2S’ eighth employee when he was hired in 1994. Best wishes, Roger! [siteorigin_widget class=”WP_Widget_Media_Image”][/siteorigin_widget] AE2S CEO Steve Burian thanks Roger for his dedicated service to AE2S. [siteorigin_widget class=”WP_Widget_Media_Image”][/siteorigin_widget] Roger is […]
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT CAMPAIGN HIGHLIGHTS REGION’S “COOL” FEATURES

Many growing communities, as well as communities that want to grow, are challenged by an insufficient workforce. We see this as a continued issue in the Upper Midwest and Rocky Mountain areas. However, it is probably most challenging in the northern states. For instance, North Dakota has a 2.6 percent unemployment rate – the second […]
EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT: Keeley Barry, EIT

Keeley Barry’s passion for engineering is obvious when you hear her talk about her job. The Engineer in Training (EIT) works in the AE2S Great Falls, MT office. She says, “When I think about AE2S, the first word that comes to mind is water. I love working here because I get to combine my love […]
MANDAN WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT INTERIM OPTIMIZATION

The residents of one North Dakota city are enjoying the fresh air after a successful three-year project drastically reduced an unpleasant odor caused by the City’s Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP). The City of Mandan contracted with AE2S to optimize the processes at the WWTP to address the release of hydrogen sulfide gas from the facility.