Suresh Sakthivel
About Suresh Sakthivel
Suresh Sakthivel is an engineer at Arup with extensive experience in electrification projects across the UK, Australia, and India.
Current Role at Arup
Suresh Sakthivel is currently serving as an Engineer at Arup since 2021. He is based in York, England, where he contributes to various engineering projects. His role involves the use of advanced design tools and methodologies, specializing in layout plans and cross-sectional drawings. With his extensive experience, Suresh plays a pivotal role in the execution of complex engineering tasks at the firm.
Previous Experience at Aecom India Pvt Ltd
Before joining Arup, Suresh Sakthivel worked at Aecom India Pvt Ltd in Bangalore. He held two roles: Project Engineer from 2019 to 2021 and OLE Engineer from 2016 to 2019. Over this period, he was involved in numerous projects that required meticulous planning and execution. His expertise in Microstation 3D and significant project management responsibilities marked his tenure at Aecom.
Role at Arcadis as Design Engineer
From 2013 to 2016, Suresh Sakthivel worked as a Design Engineer at Arcadis in Bangalore, India. His role focused on engineering design tasks, leveraging his extensive knowledge in electrical and electronics engineering. At Arcadis, Suresh contributed to the development of design documents and layouts for various projects, emphasizing precision and technical excellence.
Educational Background
Suresh Sakthivel has a robust educational foundation in electrical and electronics engineering. He earned an Engineer's Degree from Anna University, completing his studies from 2009 to 2011. Prior to that, he obtained a Diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from DOTE, where he studied from 2006 to 2008. This academic background provided him with the core technical skills required for his professional roles.
Experience in Electrification Projects
Throughout his career, Suresh Sakthivel has gained substantial experience in electrification projects across the UK, Australia, and India. He has been involved in the preparation of GRIP 2-5 stage preliminary and detailed design documents for UK rail projects. A notable aspect of his career includes a one-month secondment to the UK for specialized training, which enhanced his technical skills. Additionally, he provides training to team members in utilizing Microstation 3D effectively.