From Taiwan to New Zealand, USA, UK, back to New Zealand and now Australia, Kaitlin Chuo, Traffic Engineer, is partial to travel. With a thriving engineering career and Stantec's network of 400 offices in local communities worldwide, Kaitlin is looking forward to opportunities where she can utilise her skills overseas and develop innovative solutions in other countries.
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Peter Sullivan, Survey Group Manager, has always been passionate about surveying and after working in the vocation for 44 years, he continues to be his profession’s leading advocate.
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AMPEAK is returning for an in-person event for 2022 and our asset management experts couldn’t be more excited!
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Nyree Callaghan, Business Development Manager shares: "Early and ongoing client engagement is critical. Understanding client needs, drivers, and concerns informs your win strategy and win themes, which is integral to writing a compelling (winning) submission."
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The Cardno, now Stantec Ports and Maritime team have an established history of providing specialist engineering services in port planning and maritime infrastructure design throughout Australia and the Pacific.
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Engineering Graduate, Dylan Walsh, has always been interested in infrastructure. Commencing the Cardno, now Stantec graduate program in 2021, Dylan has made the most of career development opportunities working for a multidisciplinary professional services company.
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Cardno, now Stantec is pleased to announce that Executive Susan Reisbord has been named to the advisory board of the International Federation of Consulting Engineers’ (FIDIC) new Global Leadership Forum.
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The City of Melbourne runs through the veins of Surveyor Piers Bjerkhamn, passed down from great grandfather to grandfather to Piers.
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Graduate Ecologist Claire Tingate is bettering biodiversity in our communities by taking part in essential survey project work and delivering on crucial research for conserving arboreal mammal’s in regional Victoria.
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When asked what he loves about his job, Julian Dixon laughed. “Lots of things. Probably too many things.”
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