Fangzhou Su
About Fangzhou Su
Fangzhou Su is an Airport Analyst at Arup and a Freelance Photographer at Www.fangsu-photos.com, with a background in engineering and extensive experience in airport terminal capacity analysis.
Company
Fangzhou Su is currently working at Arup as an Airport Analyst. Arup is a globally recognized firm specializing in design, engineering, and consulting services. Fangzhou Su has been contributing to the company since 2014, based in London, United Kingdom. In addition, he works as a Freelance Photographer at www.fangsu-photos.com and has been involved in this role since 2013.
Education and Expertise
Fangzhou Su studied at the University of Toronto, where he completed his Bachelor of Applied Science in Engineering in 2012. He further pursued a Master's in Applied Science, specializing in Engineering, which he completed in 2014. His academic training has provided him with a strong foundation in engineering principles and applied science, enhancing his expertise in airport analysis and terminal capacity evaluation.
Professional Background
Fangzhou Su has a diverse professional background, having worked in various roles in different capacities. He started as a Summer Research Student in the Soil Mechanics Lab at the University of Toronto in 2009. Throughout his career, he has held positions such as Graphics Designer at Utaccel, TPM Continuous Improvement Intern at Unilever, Conference Marketing Director at Sustainable Engineers Association, Freight Consolidation Consultant at The Atmospheric Fund, and Masc Researcher at the University of Toronto.
Achievements in Airport Analysis
Fangzhou Su has demonstrated significant expertise in airport analysis. His notable contributions include playing a critical role in client communications and the delivery of the Beijing New International Airport Simulation Project. He has also conducted terminal capacity analysis for major international airports such as Toronto Pearson, Montreal Trudeau, Mexico City, New Doha International, and Manchester Airports. Fangzhou specializes in using advanced simulation models like SIMIO and MassMotion to evaluate terminal building capacity.