Alexander Tyson
About Alexander Tyson
Alexander Tyson is a Mechanical Engineer specializing in Building Services at Arup in London, United Kingdom, with experience in significant infrastructure projects like HS2 and Crossrail.
Professional Background
Alexander Tyson is a Mechanical Engineer (Building Services) with extensive experience in the engineering sector. Currently, he works at Arup in London, United Kingdom, where he has been employed since 2018. Before Arup, Tyson gained valuable experience through a series of summer internships, including positions at Black & Veatch in Redhill (2017), Enterprise Rent-A-Car in Swansea (2016), and Eurostar in London (2015). His career began at Halfords as a Sales Assistant, where he worked from 2012 to 2014.
Education and Expertise
Alexander Tyson obtained his MEng in Mechanical Engineering from Swansea University, where he studied from 2014 to 2018. During his time at Swansea University, he also achieved a bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, which he completed in 2017. Tyson is an associate member of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (AMIMechE) and is actively working towards chartership, which is expected to be achieved in 2022.
Key Projects and Contributions
Alexander Tyson has worked on significant infrastructure projects such as HS2 and Crossrail at various design stages. He has also contributed to smaller projects, including the Paisley Museum and a temporary community centre in Westminster. His role involves experience in energy modelling using IES software, where he carries out load calculations and overheating assessments. Tyson has produced BRUKL reports and worked with the Asset Management team for a Crossrail station, collaborating with architects to compile information and produce schedules of architectural assets for site asset tagging.
Technical Skills and Responsibilities
In his capacity as a Mechanical Engineer, Alexander Tyson is adept in energy modelling, particularly using IES software. His responsibilities include performing load calculations, overheating assessments, and producing BRUKL reports. Additionally, Tyson is skilled at reviewing technical submissions and navigating drawings independently. He has a background in collaborating with architectural teams to manage asset information and scheduling for projects such as Crossrail.