Civil & Structural Engineering 

This area focuses on designing safe and efficient structures, including bridges, buildings, and tunnels, ensuring they meet load, material, and environmental requirements. Engineers perform structural analysis to assess stability and durability. Key roles include Structural Design Engineer, Bridge Engineer, Seismic Engineer, and Finite Element Analyst.

This area oversees the execution of structural projects, ensuring they adhere to design specifications, safety standards, and budgets. It includes site supervision, quality control, and contractor coordination. Common roles include Construction Manager, Site Engineer, Structural Project Manager, and Quality Control Engineer.

This area ensures the longevity and safety of structures through regular inspections, assessments, and repairs. Engineers evaluate aging structures, detect faults, and recommend maintenance strategies. Roles in this field include Structural Inspector, Bridge Inspection Engineer, Forensic Engineer, and Asset Management Specialist.

This area focuses on advancing structural engineering through new materials, technologies, and sustainability practices. Engineers work on improving construction techniques and resilience against environmental challenges. Key roles include Structural Research Engineer, Materials Engineer, Sustainability Consultant, and Structural Code Development Specialist.