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Posted: February 27, 2024
2024 Ones to Watch Rising Stars: T.J. Wilkinson, P.E, Bohler Engineering
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Assistant Project Manager, Land Dev.
Bohler Engineering
“As T.J. has grown into his role at Bohler Engineering, he has begun to develop his brand. A pivotal moment came when I accompanied T.J. to a real estate networking event where multiple people in our industry approached him to compliment him on all of his great work.” - Dale Koch, P.E., Branch Manager at Bohler Engineering.
How do you balance your rising career with your personal life? Technology has made it challenging to separate work and personal time. I am very intentional with my time, and fully commit to my work while at the office and my personal life when outside of the office. This approach allows me to put my best foot forward in all aspects of my life.
Outside of your career, where else do you seek continuous learning and personal growth? I seek knowledge and personal growth through learning about the human mind and body. It is truly remarkable how much goes into making us who we are, both mentally and physically. I use this knowledge to improve who I am as a person, friend, colleague, engineer, and leader. Additionally, I enjoy learning about the impacts of what goes into our bodies, and how to treat mine to feel my best.
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