Adam Chodorowski
About Adam Chodorowski
Adam Chodorowski is an Associate Director at Ove Arup with extensive experience in ground engineering and infrastructure projects.
Current Position at Ove Arup
Adam Chodorowski holds the position of Associate Director at Ove Arup. He has been with the company for an extensive period, contributing to a variety of important projects and initiatives. His role involves overseeing large-scale infrastructure projects, ensuring that they meet technical and regulatory standards. Currently, Adam is also appointed as the Skills Leader for Site Support at Ove Arup.
Educational Background
Adam Chodorowski pursued his higher education at Imperial College London. He completed a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Civil Engineering from 1975 to 1978, followed by a Master of Science (MSc) in Soil Mechanics from 1981 to 1982. These qualifications have provided him with a strong foundation in civil engineering and geotechnical domains.
Professional Experience at Arup Geotechnics
Adam Chodorowski has extensive professional experience in the field of geotechnics. At Arup Geotechnics, he worked on international assignments in Berlin and Bangkok until 1998. His role involved working on a variety of challenging projects in different geographical contexts, which helped him gain significant expertise and insights into the field of ground engineering.
Leadership in Infrastructure Projects
Throughout his tenure at Ove Arup, Adam Chodorowski has led design teams and acted as a discipline leader on large infrastructure projects. Notably, he has been involved in projects such as the Channel Tunnel Rail Link (CTRL), Crossrail, and metro systems in Singapore and Riyadh. His leadership has been integral to the successful completion of these complex engineering ventures.
Professional Activities and Recognitions
In addition to his project-based roles, Adam Chodorowski serves as a Professional Reviewer for the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE). His contributions to the profession are recognized and valued within the engineering community. He has been promoted twice during his career at Arup, first to Associate in 1998 and later to Associate Director in 2008, reflecting his dedication and expertise in civil engineering.