Madeline Gray
About Madeline Gray
Madeline Gray is an Associate and BIM Manager at Arup with 15 years of experience, having worked in both Melbourne and London offices on various projects across multiple sectors.
Company
Madeline Gray is currently employed at Arup, a global firm recognized for its work in consulting, planning, and design in the built environment. She has held multiple positions within the company, including her current title as Associate | BIM Manager at the Melbourne office.
Title
Madeline Gray holds the title of Associate | BIM Manager at Arup. She has been in this role since 2020. Prior to this, she served as a BIM Manager at Arup in Melbourne from 2018 to 2020 and as an MEP BIM Manager in the London office from 2014 to 2018.
Education and Expertise
Madeline Gray has a strong educational background with multiple qualifications from RMIT University. She obtained a Diploma in Building Design & Drafting in 2003, an Advanced Diploma in Building Design and Project Administration in 2004, and studied Lighting Engineering and Design for a year in 2011. Her secondary education includes attending The Scots School Albury from 1992 to 1997 and Albury High School from 1997 to 2001.
Professional Background
Madeline Gray has amassed 15 years of experience working with Arup, starting as an MEP Modeller from 2007 to 2014 in Melbourne, then advancing to MEP BIM Manager in London from 2014 to 2018, and subsequently to BIM Manager and Associate | BIM Manager in Melbourne. Her career at Arup has given her the opportunity to work on a variety of projects in sectors such as metro stations, airports, data centres, hotels, universities, schools, commercial buildings, and process plants.
Global Project Involvement
Madeline Gray’s experience at Arup has been geographically diverse, including roles in the Melbourne and London offices. Additionally, she has contributed to projects for other global Arup offices, involving sectors such as metros, airports, data centres, hospitality, education, and commercial and industrial spaces.