Evan Rosberil

Background

About Evan Rosberil

I'm a third-year Civil Engineering student at the University of Cincinnati, driven by a passion for infrastructure and sustainable design. My interest in this field was sparked in high school when I first engaged with AutoCAD, leading to a hands-on project where I designed and constructed both an arcade machine and a chicken coop with my classmates, currently home to two dozen chickens. Throughout my studies, I have come to appreciate the critical role infrastructure plays in our communities and the ongoing nature of construction projects. I have developed skills in AutoCAD, Revit, and Microsoft Office, and I thrive in both fieldwork and office settings, whether it's hands-on construction, design, detailed project budgeting, and site planning. My exposure to the land development process encompasses conceptual site planning and material cost estimation. I have also developed skills in project management and construction site inspections through tracking daily progress. This entails taking photos, field measurements, and collecting unit costs for pay items. I am looking to further develop my skills on the design side of these projects through working with AutoCAD Civil 3D as well as MicroStation- Open Roads Designer. I am particularly motivated by the opportunity to design infrastructure that benefits the community, and I am dedicated to contributing to projects that reflect thoughtful engineering and innovative solutions.