I've had the pleasure of getting to know Eyob personally and professionally over the last 15 years, since our early college days at AAiT. He is a proven dynamic engineer who strives to improve the field of future engineers by utilizing multiple social medias to share resources, information, and ideas. Over all else, Eyob possesses intelligence, which combines his undeniable engineering competency with soft skills such as communication, management, personal development, and digital literacy. Eyob always looks for the positive side of each problem he faces in his profession, and he is good at turning problems into opportunities while extracting lessons, and I always admire how his reading habits, patience, and communication skills elevate his careers to a higher level. I think of him as a good example of a successful professional engineer in asset valuation, contract administration, and project management and I wish him the best of luck in the future.

Dear All Concerned Readers, This is to quickly pass an e-recommendation note about Eyob Hailemichael here in LinkedIn. I have known Eyob since we both started grad school at the Addis Ababa University back in 2015 to study the degree of Master of Science in Road and Transport Engineering (i.e., a specialization in Civil Engineering). My first impression about Eyob was that he was very hard working and diligent on both his grad school enrollment and the consultancy work he had involved back then. I have enjoyed his presence in the classes we have sit together. Moreover, upon completion of his study, he did a very good job writing a strong Master's thesis that investigated the economic impact of bus stop designs in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia and anyone interested can go through his thesis and realize the level of expertise he has in documentation of research and meaningful study. Thus, I strongly recommend my former grad school classmate generally in any new relevant role to his practice that require professionalism, management and diligence. I wish him best of luck! Best, Kidus Ayalneh Admassu

I've had the pleasure of getting to know Eyob personally and professionally over the last 15 years, since our early college days at AAiT. He is a proven dynamic engineer who strives to improve the field of future engineers by utilizing multiple social medias to share resources, information, and ideas. Over all else, Eyob possesses intelligence, which combines his undeniable engineering competency with soft skills such as communication, management, personal development, and digital literacy. Eyob always looks for the positive side of each problem he faces in his profession, and he is good at turning problems into opportunities while extracting lessons, and I always admire how his reading habits, patience, and communication skills elevate his careers to a higher level. I think of him as a good example of a successful professional engineer in asset valuation, contract administration, and project management and I wish him the best of luck in the future.

Dear All Concerned Readers, This is to quickly pass an e-recommendation note about Eyob Hailemichael here in LinkedIn. I have known Eyob since we both started grad school at the Addis Ababa University back in 2015 to study the degree of Master of Science in Road and Transport Engineering (i.e., a specialization in Civil Engineering). My first impression about Eyob was that he was very hard working and diligent on both his grad school enrollment and the consultancy work he had involved back then. I have enjoyed his presence in the classes we have sit together. Moreover, upon completion of his study, he did a very good job writing a strong Master's thesis that investigated the economic impact of bus stop designs in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia and anyone interested can go through his thesis and realize the level of expertise he has in documentation of research and meaningful study. Thus, I strongly recommend my former grad school classmate generally in any new relevant role to his practice that require professionalism, management and diligence. I wish him best of luck! Best, Kidus Ayalneh Admassu

I've had the pleasure of getting to know Eyob personally and professionally over the last 15 years, since our early college days at AAiT. He is a proven dynamic engineer who strives to improve the field of future engineers by utilizing multiple social medias to share resources, information, and ideas. Over all else, Eyob possesses intelligence, which combines his undeniable engineering competency with soft skills such as communication, management, personal development, and digital literacy. Eyob always looks for the positive side of each problem he faces in his profession, and he is good at turning problems into opportunities while extracting lessons, and I always admire how his reading habits, patience, and communication skills elevate his careers to a higher level. I think of him as a good example of a successful professional engineer in asset valuation, contract administration, and project management and I wish him the best of luck in the future.

Dear All Concerned Readers, This is to quickly pass an e-recommendation note about Eyob Hailemichael here in LinkedIn. I have known Eyob since we both started grad school at the Addis Ababa University back in 2015 to study the degree of Master of Science in Road and Transport Engineering (i.e., a specialization in Civil Engineering). My first impression about Eyob was that he was very hard working and diligent on both his grad school enrollment and the consultancy work he had involved back then. I have enjoyed his presence in the classes we have sit together. Moreover, upon completion of his study, he did a very good job writing a strong Master's thesis that investigated the economic impact of bus stop designs in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia and anyone interested can go through his thesis and realize the level of expertise he has in documentation of research and meaningful study. Thus, I strongly recommend my former grad school classmate generally in any new relevant role to his practice that require professionalism, management and diligence. I wish him best of luck! Best, Kidus Ayalneh Admassu