Shejuti Hossain
About Shejuti Hossain
Shejuti Hossain is a Civil Engineer at Arup with extensive experience in urban engineering projects and a background in various engineering roles in Melbourne, Australia.
Current Role at Arup
Shejuti Hossain is currently working as a Civil Engineer at Arup, based in Melbourne, Australia. She joined Arup in 2021 and contributes her civil engineering expertise to various projects. Her role includes the application of engineering principles to the planning, designing, and implementation of infrastructure projects.
Previous Experience at SMEC
Previously, Shejuti Hossain served as a Design Engineer at SMEC from 2018 to 2021 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. During her time at SMEC, she developed a robust technical understanding of EDCM and MRWA standards. She was involved in diverse urban engineering projects including lot subdivisions, carpark design, and signalized intersections.
Background with Cardno
Shejuti Hossain has extensive experience at Cardno, where she held multiple engineering roles. She started as an Undergraduate Engineer from 2013 to 2015, transitioned to a Graduate Engineer from 2015 to 2016, and then became a Design Engineer, serving from 2016 to 2019. During this tenure, she gained holistic subdivision design experience and completed a secondment to Cardno's New Zealand office, learning about NZ standards for unique terrain and geological conditions.
Educational Background
Shejuti Hossain obtained her Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering (Civil) from Monash University, where she studied from 2011 to 2014. She was part of the 'Leadership In a Technological Environment (LITE)' program. Prior to her university education, she attended MacRobertson Girls' High School from 2007 to 2010.
Entrepreneurial Endeavors
In addition to her engineering career, Shejuti Hossain started a clothing business. This venture allowed her to develop crucial skills in supplier negotiation, project management, and leadership. The experience has diversified her professional capabilities beyond traditional engineering roles.