Grace Kelly
About Grace Kelly
Grace Kelly is a Graduate Structural Engineer at Arup in London, with a background in civil engineering from the University of Bristol and various internships in structural and infrastructure engineering.
Graduate Structural Engineer at Arup
Grace Kelly has been working as a Graduate Structural Engineer at Arup in London, England, since 2021. At Arup, she applies her expertise in civil engineering to various projects, gaining practical experience in structural building design and infrastructure. Arup is a renowned global engineering firm, giving Grace the opportunity to work on significant and diverse projects within the industry.
Previous Roles in Engineering and Customer Service
Before joining Arup, Grace Kelly accumulated varied experience across different roles. She worked as a Front of House at Number Ninety Seven Limited in Surbiton from 2020 to 2021. Grace also completed internships at Buro Happold as an Infrastructure Intern in 2019, Blue Engineering as a Structural Engineering Intern in 2018, and Arup as a work experience intern in 2015. Additionally, she held positions in customer service, including as a Food and Beverage Assistant at Hampton Court Palace Golf Club from 2016 to 2018.
Educational Background in Civil Engineering
Grace Kelly graduated with a Master of Engineering (MEng) in Civil Engineering from the University of Bristol, where she studied from 2016 to 2020. During her time at university, she developed a strong foundation in engineering principles and practices. She also attended Kingston Grammar School from 2009 to 2016, achieving A* grades in Physics, Maths, and Design and Technology.
Industry Recognitions and Awards
Grace Kelly's academic and professional efforts have earned her recognition in the engineering community. She received the South West regional heat award and was a runner-up finalist in the Emerging Engineers Award in 2019. Additionally, she was a runner-up in the Timber Innovation Award by TRADA in the same year, highlighting her university research efforts.