Gergely Kollarics
About Gergely Kollarics
Gergely Kollarics is a Lead Structural Engineer and Project Manager at Arup in Singapore, with extensive experience in international infrastructure and building projects.
Company
Gergely Kollarics is currently working at Arup in Singapore, holding the position of Lead Structural Engineer and Project Manager since 2013. At Arup, he serves as the Digital Engineering Stream Lead for Parametric Design and the Design Review Lead for projects within the Singapore Infrastructure Group.
Title
Gergely Kollarics is the Lead Structural Engineer and Project Manager at Arup.
Education and Expertise
Gergely Kollarics has a comprehensive educational background in civil and environmental engineering. He earned an M.Sc. in Civil Engineering with a specialization in Infrastructure Project Management from the National University of Singapore between 2019 and 2021. Additionally, he holds another M.Sc. in Civil Engineering from VIA University College in Denmark, which he completed in 2008. He also studied Civil Engineering at the Technical University of Budapest, graduating in 2009. Kollarics spent a year at the same university studying Environmental Engineering.
Professional Background
Gergely Kollarics has a diverse professional background spanning over several countries. He worked as a Civil and Structural Engineer at Mott MacDonald from 2008 to 2013 in Singapore, and as a Structural Engineer at Spandome Center Kft. in Budapest from 2007 to 2010. His expertise includes both large and small-scale transportation infrastructure and building projects. Kollarics has been involved in the design of industrial buildings made of steel and concrete in Singapore and participated in the Bataapati Radioactive Waste Repository project in Hungary.
International Projects and Technical Expertise
Gergely Kollarics has considerable international experience, having worked on projects in the USA, UK, Hungary, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Australia, and New Zealand. He has led the design optimization for the La Trobe Shaft as part of the Melbourne Metro project in Australia and served as the Independent Checker and Team Lead for the City Rail Link project in Auckland, New Zealand. His technical expertise includes usage of design and analysis software such as Revit Structures, Tekla, Navisworks, Robot, STAAD.Pro, SAFE, SAP2000, RAPT, ORION, MATHCAD, AUTOCAD, Microsoft Office, and Corel Draw.
Professional Contributions
Since 2020, Gergely Kollarics has been a member of the ICE Singapore Committee, contributing to the Asset Management team. His role involves significant contributions to the design and management of transportation infrastructure, underscoring his leadership and expertise in his field.