I created and maintain this digital space to bring together the engineering principles that continue to guide my professional practice and technical interests. It serves as my personal repository for technical discussions, engineering insights, areas of interest, and other resources developed through continued learning and professional experience.
This page is dedicated to structural and geotechnical engineering, with the aim of strengthening the connection between engineering theory and its application to real-world problems.
As a personal project, I am developing a collection of engineering applications for young engineers and students. For engineers, these tools are intended to streamline routine calculations during concept and scheme design, support preliminary assessments, develop insight into structural behaviour, and help establish informed expectations of results before detailed analysis and design are undertaken using commercial engineering software.
For students, these tools are intended to complement their academic learning. The aim is to help them develop a deeper understanding rather than simply acquire knowledge, and to learn to apply that understanding with skill.
These MB Apps will be fully online, with all calculations performed in the cloud. They will be made available progressively as their development, testing, and supporting infrastructure are completed.
I am a licensed civil engineer with a master's degree majoring in structural engineering. I have also completed 16 units of graduate coursework in geotechnical engineering, with further studies in finite element analysis, structural health monitoring, and seismic resilience. I have particular interests in computational and numerical methods, BIM and interoperability, and engineering automation, and their application to engineering problems.
