Amy Anderson's title is civil engineer, but really, she's a water resources engineer — which is really cool, you'll hear more about what that means in our chat.
Amy's part of the Partnership for River Restoration and Science in the Upper Midwest (pronounced "prism"); basically, she's one of the many engineers who make our world function without most of us non-engineers even realizing it.
Interviewing smart women like Amy has given me a newfound appreciation for engineers.
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