Rodney Wilson
About Rodney Wilson
Rodney Wilson is a Senior Water Engineer at Arup in Belfast, Northern Ireland, with extensive experience in water engineering and project management.
Current Position at Arup
Rodney Wilson currently holds the position of Senior Water Engineer at Arup. Since 2020, he has contributed to various projects, particularly focusing on early-stage work for NI Water's PC21 programme. His responsibilities at Arup include managing security upgrades related to Critical National Infrastructure. He works from the company's office in Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom.
Previous Role at Jacobs
Prior to his current role, Rodney served as the Technical Director at Jacobs from 2011 to 2020. During his nine-year tenure in Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, he led multiple engineering projects, utilizing his extensive expertise in civil and water engineering.
Experience at McLaughlin & Harvey Ltd
From 2010 to 2011, Rodney Wilson was the Technical Manager at McLaughlin & Harvey Ltd. During this period, he worked for eight months, primarily based in Belfast, United Kingdom. His role involved overseeing technical aspects of engineering projects, ensuring efficient and effective project completion.
Educational Background
Rodney Wilson earned his degree in Civil Engineering from Queen's University Belfast, completing his studies in 1989. His foundational education includes attending Methodist College Belfast, where he studied Physics, Maths, and Economics, achieving A Levels in these subjects between 1979 and 1986.
Roles in Early Career
Rodney Wilson began his career as a Higher Professional Technical Officer (HPTO) at the Department of Regional Development - Water Service, where he worked for 12 years starting in 1989. He then transitioned to Donegal County Council, serving as a Resident Engineer from 2001 to 2003. Subsequently, he joined Northern Ireland Water as a Project Manager, a role he held from 2003 to 2007. Following this, Rodney worked as a Senior Civil Engineer at Building Design Partnership for three years until 2010.