Senior Project Interview: Seeking an Electrical Engineer

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Geoffrey Philippe, a senior at Frankford High School, is seeking to interview an electrical engineer for his senior project. He requests a private email interview and emphasizes its importance for his project. However, the forum prohibits interview threads and the posting of personal email addresses to protect privacy and prevent spam. Users are advised to utilize the private messaging system for such requests. The discussion highlights the challenges of connecting with professionals while adhering to forum guidelines.
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Hello my name is geoffrey Philippe and i am a senior at frankford high school. I am working on a senior project in which i would have to interview some one working in the career I am looking to get into in the future, i chose electrical engineering. I was wondering if i could interview an electrical engineer privately via email. I would really appreciate if some one would agree to it. it's a very important part of my senior project. If anyone is interested you can message me privately or you can email me at << e-mail address deleted by Mentor >>. Thank you for taking the time out to read this
 
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Sorry Geoffrey, for privacy and anti-phishing reasons, we no longer allow interview threads at the PF.

We also do not allow posting of personal e-mail addresses in the open forums -- it attracts spam bots. In the future, if you want others to contact you privately, use the PM system.
 
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