Yunus Emre Simsek
About Yunus Emre Simsek
Yunus Emre Simsek is a Transportation Engineer at Arup in Istanbul, Turkey, specializing in pedestrian planning and simulation, with a background in civil engineering and extensive experience in alignment design.
Current Position at Arup
Yunus Emre Simsek currently holds the position of Transportation Engineer at Arup. Based in Istanbul, Turkey, he has been with the company since 2015. His role involves contributing to various transportation projects, particularly in the fields of pedestrian planning, simulation, and urban mobility solutions. His extensive experience in alignment design plays a crucial role in enhancing transportation infrastructure projects.
Previous Experience at Taisei Corporation
Before joining Arup, Yunus worked at Taisei Corporation as a Site Engineer from 2012 to 2013 in Istanbul, Turkey. During his tenure, he gained valuable experience in managing construction sites and overseeing engineering projects. This role laid the groundwork for his deep understanding of civil engineering principles and project management.
Educational Background
Yunus Emre Simsek has a strong educational foundation in engineering, having pursued his studies at Istanbul Technical University and State University of New York at Buffalo. He received a PhD in Transportation and Highway Engineering from Istanbul Technical University (2018-2022), an MSc in the same field from the same institution (2014-2018), and dual Bachelor's degrees in Civil Engineering from both Istanbul Technical University and SUNY Buffalo (2008-2012). His rigorous academic training underpins his expertise in transportation engineering.
Specialization in Transportation Engineering
Yunus specializes in pedestrian planning and simulation, which are critical components of urban mobility solutions. His expertise allows him to contribute effectively to masterplan studies and alignment design, which are essential for developing efficient and sustainable transportation infrastructure. His work aims at enhancing the overall efficiency and safety of urban transportation networks.