Ken Carter
About Ken Carter
Ken Carter is a Senior Geotechnical Engineer at Arup in Belfast, United Kingdom, specializing in earthworks, retaining structures, and foundations for buildings and bridges.
Current Position at Arup
Ken Carter has been serving as a Senior Geotechnical Engineer at Arup since 2010. Based in Belfast, United Kingdom, his role involves overseeing site investigations and supervising geotechnical construction works. His responsibilities also include the design of earthworks, retaining structures, and foundations for various infrastructure projects like buildings and bridges.
Previous Experience at Keystone Design Associates
Before joining Arup, Ken Carter worked as an Engineering Trainee at Keystone Design Associates from 2005 to 2009 in Blackpool, United Kingdom. During his four years at Keystone, he gained foundational experience in the engineering field, which paved the way for his advanced studies and subsequent career in geotechnical engineering.
Education and Degrees from Imperial College London
Ken Carter holds an MSc in Soil Mechanics, achieved in 2010, and an MEng in Civil Engineering, earned in 2009. Both degrees were obtained from Imperial College London. His advanced education provided him with the theoretical and practical knowledge needed to excel in the field of geotechnical engineering.
Expertise in Geotechnical Engineering
Ken Carter specializes in the design and supervision of geotechnical construction works. His areas of expertise include earthworks, retaining structures, and foundations for buildings and bridges. He manages site investigations and brings a collaborative and practical approach to team projects, ensuring that both feasibility design and construction phases are effectively executed.
Project Experience and Approach
With a broad range of project experience, Ken Carter has been involved in various stages of project development from feasibility studies to construction. His practical approach and collaborative spirit ensure successful project outcomes. His work encompasses both small-scale initiatives and large infrastructure projects, highlighting his versatility and depth of expertise in geotechnical engineering.