Currently employed at Civil Engineering, Stellenbosch University

I am currently based at the University of Stellenbosch as a hydraulic lecturer. I worked for Aurecon (Cape Town) and was involved mainly in the fields of water engineering, focusing primarily on water treatment, water resource management and water services. I was the RE on site for the first Bio-filtration Water Treatment Plant in South Africa, located at the Preekstoel Water Treatment Works in Hermanus.

Currently employed at Civil Engineering, Stellenbosch University

Currently employed by Transnet Capital Projects.

After graduating, I worked in the industry for 20 years in Highways, Airports, Power Stations and Township development as a consultant. Then I decided to go back to university. I studied CEM from 2014-2016 and graduated with MEng (Cum Laude). Currently working as Assistant Resident Engineer on the Kazungula Bridge connecting the Republic of Zambia with the Republic of Botswana across the Zambezi River.

Joined the construction field after graduation, and currently pursuing professional registration.

Currently employed at Civil Engineering, Stellenbosch University

Currently employed at Civil Engineering, Stellenbosch University

After graduating from Stellenbosch I joined Aurecon as a structural engineer in the bridges and wind turbine foundation design department. In 2014 I graduated from UCT with a master’s degree in Structural Engineering. In 2015 I joined BVi Consulting Engineers where I head up the bridges and wind turbine foundation design team.

I am employed at Stellenbosch University as professor with a research focus on construction materials. I know the difference between cement and concrete 🙂

Studied 2008-2011
Working in the Eastern Cape

I studied a undergraduate degree in civil engineering at Stellenbosch between 2012 and 2015. During the course of my studies I participated in various student structures, such as being an elected member of the engineering student council for 2012/13 and an active class representative from 2014-2015.

I have two years (2016-2017) of work experience in stormwater engineering at AECOM and will be pursuing a masters degree in transportation on a full time basis at Stellenbosch from 2018 onward.

After graduation I spent 6 years in industry, primarily with Structural work.

I returned to the University in January 2014 and have since really enjoyed getting to know the staff and students better… I am also looking forward to the challenges of doing a Phd!

Currently employed at Civil Engineering, Stellenbosch University

I am member of the class of ’86 BEng graduates, and MEng in ’90. After 6 years working as Research Engineer in structural engineering, I returned to Stellenbosch as lecturer in 1992. After a stint in Delft, The Netherlands (1995-2001) for a PhD at Civil Engineering and subsequently as Researcher at Architectural Engineering, I returned to be SU as professor.

I look forward to hearing from class mates and students on this forum, and meeting with you occasionally!

Currently employed at Civil Engineering, Stellenbosch University

BTech Arch – Cape Tech. BEng & MScEng – Stellenbosch University.

I moved to Oslo, Norway, in 2006 and have worked at Holte AS (AEC software), Veidekke Entreprenør AS (Scandinavias largest construction company), Miros AS (Radar based oil spill detection systems) and Helsedirektoratet (Health Directorate). Currently I am working at Syscom AS as the technical architect. Since moving to Norway I have always worked with informatics and is currently exploring the exciting world of the “Internet of Things”. My favourite quote is: “Software is eating the world” by Marc Andreessen.

All companies, whether they like it or not, are turning into technology companies. Therefore I am very glad I studied Civil Engineering Informatics at Stellebosch University.

Ek werk tans my die Universiteit van Stellenbosch in die hidroulika laboratorium.