Brian Eleson is a PE, RCDD at Stantec. He possess expertise in supervisory experience, project management, critical thinking, construction, quality management and 47 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "I've worked with Brian for several years at Arizona State University in our online Electrical Engineering program. He is an amazing student, and an even better employee. Brian's tasks included assisting the professor with online forum discussions and helping students understand material, but his idea of assisting is to work one-on-one with students diligently until they understand perfectly. I've never seen an assistant like Brian, his connection with students is genuine and truly has become a leader over the years. Brian believes that no task is too small, and will work tirelessly to ensure that every possible thing is prepared and every question is answered. He has revolutionized the way ASU approaches our online programs, as now we all try to work like Brian.", "During Brian's time at Willmar Electric Service, Brian was a key member of or field supervision team. I had the pleasure to work as Brian's immediate supervisor for almost 3 years. He possesses a strong attention to detail, is a capable planner, and his people skills and knowledge of the electrical construction industry were second to none! He was awarded the honor of Willmar Electric Service project of the year for his work at Gamma Phi Beta Sorority on the UNL Campus, witch was completed in tandem with a fast-paced dormitory remodel at Doane College in Crete, Nebraska. Brian has returned to school to complete a degree in electrical engineering. I am confident that he will continue to accomplish great and innovative things during his career in the electrical engineering industry. Please feed free to contact me if you have and questions about Brian's qualifications. Justin Jung President, Jung Electric Service", and "Brian was a great addition to our team and brought a wealth of knowledge in the electrical industry. His leadership, work ethic and knowledge of the electrical trade would be a welcome addition for any electrical contractor. His ideas on preconstruction planning and prefabrication are innovated and sets him apart from most of the foreman and superintendents that I’ve worked with. I would highly recommend Brian for a general foreman or superintendent positions. He also possess the needed critical thinking skills and work ethic to work his way into any position in the electrical construction industry."