Marina Antoniou
About Marina Antoniou
Marina Antoniou is an engineer at Arup in Manchester, specializing in bridge engineering and structural integrity analysis.
Current Role at Arup
Marina Antoniou is an Engineer at Arup, located in Manchester, England, United Kingdom. She has been with the company since 2020. In her role at Arup, she specializes in structural engineering, focusing on bridge engineering projects. Her duties include using advanced software tools and performing detailed checks to guarantee the safety and integrity of structures.
Educational Background
Marina Antoniou holds a Master of Science (MSc) in Structural Engineering from Cardiff University / Prifysgol Caerdydd, which she completed in 2016. Prior to this, she studied Civil Engineering at Democritus University of Thrace, where she obtained a Master of Engineering (MEng). Her education has provided her with a robust foundation in both theoretical and practical aspects of engineering.
Specialization in Finite Element Analysis
Marina Antoniou specializes in using Oasys GSA software for Finite Element Analysis, particularly in bridge engineering projects. Her expertise in this software allows her to create highly detailed and accurate models of structures, which are essential for analyzing and predicting their behavior under various conditions.
Category 3 Checks for Bridges
In her role, Marina Antoniou performs Category 3 checks for new steel and composite bridges. This process involves an in-depth review and verification of structural integrity through detailed analysis. Her proficiency ensures that all aspects of the design meet stringent safety and performance standards before construction proceeds.
Use of Hand Calculations in Engineering
Marina Antoniou integrates traditional engineering methods into her work by using hand calculations to verify the results obtained from Finite Element Analysis. This practice underscores her strong grounding in fundamental engineering principles, ensuring accuracy and reliability in her assessments and conclusions.