Jonathan Tyrer
About Jonathan Tyrer
Jonathan Tyrer is a Graduate Geotechnical Engineer at Arup with a background in civil and geological engineering. He has experience in geotechnical engineering, sales, and account management, and has contributed to significant projects and academic research.
Current Position at Arup
Jonathan Tyrer is presently employed as a Graduate Geotechnical Engineer at Arup, based in the Manchester Area, United Kingdom. He commenced this role in 2021, contributing to various geotechnical projects and ensuring the structural integrity and safety of construction developments.
Previous Experience at STRABAG
Before his current position, Jonathan worked as a Geotechnical Tunnel Engineer at STRABAG for a period of four months in 2020. During his tenure at Wilton International, he was involved in geotechnical assessments and analysis, gaining hands-on experience in tunnel engineering.
Academic Background in Geology and Engineering
Jonathan pursued his higher education at the University of Leeds, where he earned an MSc in Engineering Geology from 2019 to 2020. Prior to this, he completed a Bachelor's Degree in Geological and Earth Sciences/Geosciences at the University of Liverpool, spanning from 2015 to 2018. His foundational education includes A levels in Geography, Geology, Environmental Science, Law, and Mathematics from South Cheshire College between 2013 and 2015.
Research and Publications
Jonathan has contributed to academic research, notably publishing a journal paper that focused on a 3D numerical analysis of an EPB tunnel excavation in London clay using RS3. This publication highlights his expertise in advanced geotechnical engineering techniques and his ability to conduct detailed numerical analyses.
Conference Contributions
Jonathan has actively participated in industry conferences, presenting papers at both the WTC 2022 and EURO:TUN 2021. These presentations reflect his engagement with the geotechnical engineering community and his commitment to sharing knowledge and advancements in tunnel engineering.