Forrest Short
About Forrest Short
Forrest Short is an Applications Engineer II at Blue Acorn, where he has worked since 2014. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Clemson University, which he completed in 2012.
Work at Blue Acorn iCi
Forrest Short has been employed at Blue Acorn iCi since 2014, serving as an Applications Engineer II. In this role, he has contributed to various projects and initiatives within the company, leveraging his engineering expertise to develop and implement applications that meet client needs. Prior to his current position, he worked as an Applications Engineer at Blue Acorn for one year, starting in 2013. His career at Blue Acorn began with a role as a Programming Intern in 2013, where he gained foundational experience in application development.
Education and Expertise
Forrest Short earned a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Civil Engineering from Clemson University, where he studied from 2008 to 2012. His academic background in civil engineering provides him with a strong foundation in technical principles and problem-solving skills, which he applies in his current role as an Applications Engineer II. His education has equipped him with the knowledge necessary to address complex engineering challenges in application development.
Background
Forrest Short has a professional background that spans over a decade in the engineering field. He began his career at Blue Acorn in 2013 as a Programming Intern, which allowed him to develop practical skills in application development. After completing his internship, he transitioned to a full-time position as an Applications Engineer, where he has continued to grow and advance in his career. His experience at Blue Acorn has been integral to his professional development.
Career Progression
Forrest Short's career progression at Blue Acorn illustrates his commitment to the field of engineering. Starting as a Programming Intern in 2013, he quickly moved into a full-time role as an Applications Engineer within the same year. His dedication and performance led to his promotion to Applications Engineer II in 2014, where he has since accumulated significant experience and expertise in application engineering.