Welcome to an exciting episode of "The Wasim Asghar Podcast," where we delve into the world of power systems engineering with our guest, Alex Lindemier. Alex is a Senior Electrical Engineer at Oncor in Dallas, Texas, with over ten years of experience in power systems. A licensed professional engineer, Alex holds a degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin. Throughout his career, Alex has pioneered innovative tools that enhance grid reliability, such as tracking mechanisms for SF6 gas and deploying infrared cameras for hotspot detection, significantly improving maintenance efficiency.

In this interview, Alex shares insightful recommendations and tips for electrical engineers at all stages of their careers—from high school students to experienced professionals. Whether you're preparing for your FE Electrical and Computer Exam or seeking advice on navigating the power industry, this episode offers valuable guidance. Alex also discusses his passion for mentoring young engineers and offers a behind-the-scenes look at his work at Oncor.

If you're interested in power systems engineering, electrical engineering careers, or pursuing your PE license, this episode is packed with actionable insights. Don’t miss out on Alex's journey from internships to leading innovative projects that are shaping the future of the energy sector.

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Welcome to The Wasim Asghar Podcast! In this episode, I interview Amir Elias, a licensed Professional Engineer in the US. Amir graduated with a perfect 4.0 GPA from the University of Illinois Chicago in 2016 and has over eight years of experience across various industries.

Amir shares valuable advice for:

- High school students considering engineering.

- Current engineering students aiming for high GPAs and internships.

- Recent graduates entering the job market.

- Experienced engineers looking to advance their careers.

From an early interest in electronics influenced by his father, Amir pursued electrical engineering. He highlights the importance of meaningful coursework, hands-on opportunities, and strong networking skills.

After excelling academically and through internships, Amir worked as a design engineer at a utility company, where he learned real-world applications of his studies. He emphasizes safety, customer considerations, and resilient engineering solutions.

Amir transitioned to a managerial role at Northwestern Hospital, where he developed leadership and interpersonal skills. His journey underscores the value of continuous learning and feedback.

In this interview, Amir reflects on the future of power systems engineering, encouraging aspiring engineers to focus on skill development early in their careers.

This episode is filled with insights and practical advice for anyone interested in electrical engineering. Amir's story showcases the importance of perseverance, learning, and effective communication.

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