Ep. 3 - Vimal Vimalaraj/Black Eagle Consulting
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Miles Covered by Substrata
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Vimal is a GeoTech Engineer for Black Eagle consulting who is based out of Northern Nevada. Vimal has a great story about how he came to the US. How he got started as an engineer and all through his journey. So in this episode, you'll hear of and we'll talk a lot about where he came from, and how he got there. He also discusses where he thinks the industry is going, where the industry has come from over the last several years and where he thinks things might be down the road.
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