Surya Ravichandran
About Surya Ravichandran
Surya Ravichandran is a Customer Service Manager at Entain and a Research Assistant at the University of East London, where he contributes to coastal engineering projects. He holds a Master's degree in Construction Engineering Management and has a background in civil engineering.
Work at Entain
Surya Ravichandran serves as a Customer Service Manager at Entain, a role he has held since 2022. Based in London, England, he works on-site and is responsible for overseeing customer service operations. His role involves ensuring that customer interactions are handled efficiently and effectively, contributing to the overall customer satisfaction and operational success of the organization.
Current Role at University of East London
In addition to his position at Entain, Surya has been working as a Research Assistant at the University of East London since 2023. This role involves contributing to a coastal engineering project, where he participates in data collection, analysis, and reporting. His work utilizes advanced simulation and modeling techniques to support research efforts in the field.
Background in Civil Engineering
Surya Ravichandran has a solid educational background in civil engineering. He completed his Bachelor of Engineering (BE) at JCT Institutions from 2016 to 2019. Prior to that, he earned a Diploma of Education in Civil Engineering from Government Polytechnic College, studying from 2013 to 2016. Currently, he is pursuing a Master's degree in Construction Engineering Management at the University of East London, expected to be completed in 2024.
Previous Experience at NBCC (India) Limited
Before joining Entain, Surya worked as an Assistant Quantity Surveyor at NBCC (India) Limited from 2019 to 2022. During his three years in this role, he gained practical experience in quantity surveying and project management within the construction industry, contributing to various projects in the Chennai area.
Research Contributions in Coastal Engineering
Surya is actively involved in a coastal engineering research project funded by the Royal Society, focusing on the failure of seawalls under tsunami-induced scour. His contributions include conducting literature reviews and participating in the publication of findings, highlighting his commitment to advancing knowledge in the field.