Nicholas Long
About Nicholas Long
Nicholas Long is an Associate Engineer at Arup with extensive experience in electrical design and multi-discipline project leadership across various industries.
Title and Current Position
Nicholas Long serves as an Associate Engineer at Arup based in London, United Kingdom, a role he has held since 2018. In this capacity, he contributes his engineering expertise to various projects across multiple verticals.
Professional Background
Nicholas Long has a diverse professional background, particularly in mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) engineering roles. Before his current position, he worked at Arup Energy as a Senior MEP Engineer in Houston, Texas, from 2016 to 2017. Additionally, from 2009 to 2012, he served as an Electrical Engineer at Arup in London. Early in his career, he gained experience as an MEP Intern at BG Buildingworks, Inc., and as an Energy Consultant Intern at Arup, London.
Areas of Expertise
Nicholas Long specializes in electrical design within the field of building services engineering. His experience spans industries such as arts and culture, aviation, commercial properties, education, government, healthcare, high-rise towers, and science and industry facilities. He is also a Chartered Engineer under the Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) and a licensed professional electrical engineer in the US.
Education and Qualifications
Nicholas Long has a solid educational foundation in engineering. He earned a Bachelor's degree in Architectural Engineering from Kansas State University, graduating in 2009. He also briefly studied Engineering at the Technical University of Munich in 2006. Additionally, he completed his early education at Topeka High School.
Project Experience
Nicholas Long has worked on engineering projects in various international locations including Los Angeles, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Tokyo. His role often involves leading multi-discipline design teams through all stages of construction, ensuring the successful delivery of complex projects.