Civil Engineering needs a name!

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In which country are you located?

>>1661740
Brazil, but the name doesn't need to make any sense in portuguese at all

>>1661743
Torres Gêmeas Arquitetura LTDA.

I like somethin related to memes, like snek or some

Who will insure the work of two graduates?

>>1661763
Actually we already work on this, making projects at the moment. But we want to start our own job intead of being employers of someone else.

>>1661773
Fair enough. Do you work for opus?

>>1661781
The Opus part came because "Magnum Opus", we thought it was a good ideia, but in the and didn't work that well, seems off somehow

I don't know how it works in hueland, but in the states, you have to licensed as a Professional Engineer to do any real engineering work.

I suppose it wouldn't matter, seeing the engineering fiascoes that went on during the Olympics down there.

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>>1661795
We will do the license part as well, right after the graduation. I asked for names and not for what happens in my country. Every country has it owns fiascoes

I don't know how the work situation is in Brazil but coming from s civil engineering student here in Canada I would strongly recommend work experience. What I do in internships and our design projects has almost nothing to do with what I learner in school (subdivision design / storrn water management / grading )

Call it fianna. Irish word for warrior or soldier.

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>>1661737
Civo-Engineero

>>1661737
I assume you're both mature students who have already had 5-10 years business experience in a relevant industry, correct? Because no fresh-faced graduate in their early 20s is going to start a conventional engineering business and make it successful.

>>1661737
Trusty Ahmed's Civil Engineering Emporium.