Veronica Riehl, P. Eng.
About Veronica Riehl, P. Eng.
Veronica Riehl, P. Eng., is an Electrical Engineer at H.H. Angus & Associates Ltd. with extensive experience in electrical engineering design and teaching roles at Queen's University.
Company
Veronica Riehl currently works as an Electrical Engineer at H.H. Angus & Associates Ltd. She has been with the company in various roles, including Senior Electrical Engineering Designer and Electrical Engineer (EIT). Her career at H.H. Angus & Associates began with an Electrical Co-Op Student position, spanning several years of experience in the firm's engineering projects.
Title
As a P. Eng. Electrical Engineer, Veronica Riehl brings a wealth of knowledge and practical experience to her role. Her current work focuses on electrical engineering solutions that adhere to industry standards and client requirements. She has rejoined H.H. Angus & Associates as a full-time Electrical Engineer since November 2020.
Education and Expertise
Veronica Riehl has a solid academic background with a degree in Electrical Engineering from Queen's University, achieved between 2012 and 2016. Her expertise includes extensive experience in electrical engineering design, supported by several teaching positions in economics, business practices, and computer programming for engineers at Queen's University.
Work Experience at Ontario Power Generation
Before her current tenure at H.H. Angus & Associates Ltd., Veronica Riehl gained valuable experience as an Engineering & Applied Science Trainee at Ontario Power Generation. She worked on various engineering projects in Pickering, ON, enhancing her practical industry knowledge over a year-long period from 2016 to 2017.
Teaching and Project Management at Queen's University
During her time at Queen's University, Veronica Riehl held several teaching and project management roles. She served as a Teaching Assistant for courses in Economics and Business Practices in Engineering and Introduction to Computer Programming for Engineers. Additionally, she managed engineering design projects as part of the Engineering Design and Practice Sequence program.