ESD Operations Director for Technology Jeff Drenovsky recently participated in the Guest Speaker Series of the CPS Work-Based Learning Program to promote the technology consulting/engineering industry as a possible career path for high school students to consider. Drenovsky says it is a great opportunity for students as the demand for engineers will only increase in coming years.
The CPS program connects classroom instruction with real-world work exposure and includes experiential learning including professional certification programs, cooperative education, and internships.
Jeff freely shares his 30+ years of technical expertise as a telecommunications engineer, consultant, instructor, estimator, foreman, and more with organizations and students to help advance ESD’s mission to improve society through the built environment.
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