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Bergmann’s Nikhil Bodhankar Co-Authored Article in IEEE USA Insight
DATE: July 28, 2021
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The value of engineering licensure for electrical, electronic and computer engineers can often be lost, but engineering licensure opens many pathways for personal growth — not just locally, but globally.
In a recent article from IEEE USA Insight, Nikhil Bodhankar, PE, and co-author David Cotton share the importance of professional engineer licensure for electrical, electronics and computer engineers, touching on a number of impacts. Bodhankar is a Principal with Bergmann’s Science, Technology & Industry group, bringing more than a decade’s experience in engineering research, sustainable infrastructure design, and managing multi-disciplinary projects.