End-to-end offshore wind

Anthony has been in the materials and corrosion field for 19 years in academia and industry. He has broad experience in the energy industry after working in nuclear, oil and gas and offshore wind. He has covered projects from concept and all the way to operation asset integrity and life extensions, including management of various stages of design, procurement and fabrication for materials and corrosion protection. Anthony is supporting Wood Thilsted projects worldwide to deliver robust corrosion protection design on our structures. Throughout his career, Anthony has also been heavily involved in Institute of Corrosion and especially in training younger engineers through developing the Young Engineer’s Programme.

Matthew is a Chartered Mechanical Engineer with 15 years’ experience working on dynamic structural analysis, complex finite element modelling as well as a specialist in offshore wind substructure design. He has been working in offshore wind foundation analysis and design for 10 years, including design projects from concept through to detailed design as well as structural health monitoring and general engineering consultancy inputs to our clients. Throughout his career, Matthew has established and maintained key contacts within the industry and enjoys pushing the engineering boundaries and the industry norms. He has a good client manner and is always willing to take the time to explain technical topics to clients in a way that allows their full understanding of the issues.

Matt Geary is a chartered engineer and Fellow of the IMechE, working in the Primary Structures team at Wood Thilsted. He has experience in engineering consultancy, focussing on offshore structural analysis since 2009. Matt has a background in non-linear Finite Element Analysis and significant experience leading the Primary Steel Design for both offshore WTG jacket and monopile projects.

Chris is a Lead Primary Structures engineer with over 10 years’ experience in engineering consultancy, focussing on offshore structural design and analysis. Chris has led primary steel detailed design teams for both jacket and monopile foundations for offshore wind in addition to carrying out numerous concept and FEED design scopes. Throughout his career, Chris has established and maintained key contacts within the industry and enjoys pushing the engineering boundaries and the industry norms. In addition to design, Chris has considerable experience in integrity management of existing structures from his previous roles in the oil and gas industry. Chris is a chartered member of the Institution of Civil Engineers.

Bjørn is a materials engineer by trade with more than 10 years of international experience, mainly within the offshore sector – including the practical parts hereof. He has experience with the entire value chain covering design, fabrication, installation and operation of WTG foundations. He started his career in Oil&Gas working on a construction site, since followed by a move to offshore wind where he was involved with the development and implementation of a novel monopile corrosion monitoring system. After working two years with pressure vessel fabrication, and becoming a certified welding engineer, he has now returned to offshore wind where he split his time between the design office and the construction site. He works with any material related matters including material selection, corrosion and fabrication support but his main focus is the design and implementation of Structural Health Monitoring solutions for new and existing assets.

Gillian Pollard is a chartered engineer in the Primary Steel team at Wood Thilsted. She has experience in engineering consultancy since 2009, focussing on offshore structural design and analysis. Gillian has significant experience in offshore foundation primary connection design and analysis and spent the last few years in both technical lead and project management roles on multiple design and asset management projects.

Vaughan is a lead primary steel engineer with a speciality in finite element analysis and connection design, particularly bolted flange connections. He has worked in the offshore engineering industry for more than a decade. Vaughan has a successful track record with Wood Thilsted in pushing the boundaries for connection design of XXL foundations through innovating on long-accepted designs and working closely with certifiers to help define the gold standard analysis approach. He has also developed industry-leading in-house analysis tools and has helped grow the company-wide expertise in nonlinear finite element analysis

Emrah Sahin holds a Master’s Degree in Structural Engineering from the University of Southern Denmark and has primarily been working with detailed designs of monopile foundations. He has specialised in all aspects of efficiently running detailed designs of monopile foundations including pile-soil interaction, structural dynamics, aero- and hydrodynamics, earthquake and ice engineering, clustering, load iteration, structural details, and design. One of his key competences is using his wide experience in coordinating all technical aspects of design–work and leading a multi–disciplinary team of engineers. Mr. Sahin is responsible for projects including both primary and secondary steel design, and the types of analyses are in–place, natural frequency, fatigue, and installation analyses.

Ömer Can Kücükyildiz has more experience working on complex, multi-physics finite element modelling within solid mechanics and computational materials science in the field of wind turbine generators since 2013. His modelling portfolio includes a dynamic 3D FE model on impact driving of monopiles, 3D FE non-linear buckling analysis of pile toe during driving and a parametric jacket-TP 3D FE model. His previous experience from working at the interface of solid mechanics and materials science and recent finite element experience within pile and jacket analyses enable Ömer to work with a wide range of tasks within offshore wind engineering consultancy.

Julie has mainly worked with offshore engineering focusing on transport and installation and structural steel design. She has experience with design of offshore wind structures since 2020 and previously worked with analysis of dynamic and static flexible pipeline systems for oil and gas production. This work includes assessment, feasibility and detailed design. She has worked with numerical modelling to perform ULS, ALS and FLS analysis for structural integrity and load evaluation on interfacing structures using FE. Julie strives to achieve best quality and optimise for time and cost efficiency. She has a great overview of all interfaces from close cooperation with clients, sub suppliers and other key project stakeholders. Julie has a background within civil engineering specialised within static and dynamic calculation of steel and concrete structures and geotechnical engineering.

Matt Lira is a senior engineer in the Primary Steel team at Wood Thilsted. He has approximately 8 years’ experience in engineering consultancy, focussing on offshore structural design and analysis. Matt has significant experience in linear and non-linear Finite Element Analysis and has been working on the Primary Steel Design for a range of offshore wind WTG jackets projects since 2021.

Will is a skilled chartered (MICE) structural engineer with a demonstrated history and passion for working in the energy industry. As Head of Secondary Structures department, he has led on the successful delivery of numerous offshore wind farms. He enjoys the challenge of creating a design to fulfil the many project and interface requirements, whilst keeping safety for personnel at the heart of the design. Recently, he was SS Lead for the Dogger Bank A & B projects through from concept to fabrication support and offshore installation. This included designing a novel Split-Level external working platform design to enable step-free access from vessels into the foundation. This is an innovation within the industry and has been recognized winning the Renewable UK 2022 Global Offshore Wind award due to the improvement to health and safety. Throughout the project, he worked closely with the client and interface parties to ensure the design safely and efficiently fulfils the detailed requirements. The first foundations have now been installed offshore.

David Blundell is a lead engineer in Wood Thilsted’s Secondary Steel Team. He is a chartered engineering with over 10 years’ experience in the structural design and assessment of structures for the offshore wind and oil and gas markets. His experience includes leading the delivery of WTG foundation secondary steel design from concept through to detailed design delivery and offshore substation detailed design.

Will is a Chartered Engineer with over 7 years’ experience in the offshore wind industry. He has demonstrated expertise in secondary structures design for monopile and jacket wind turbine foundations, from concept stage through to detailed design and fabrication support. He has worked closely with clients across Europe and the United States, leading teams to design functional, safe, and fabrication-friendly structures. He also has experience in the design of offshore substation topside and foundations. He is motivated by challenging the existing norms to deliver cost- and carbon-efficient solutions with a focus on automation and standardisation.

A senior level Chartered Civil Engineer with experience working as a structural engineer in the offshore renewables and oil and gas industries since 2013. Extensive experience in the assessment of offshore structures using finite element analysis. Successfully delivered in a range of structural assessment projects supporting both SIM and largescale design schemes, working as part of diverse teams. A strong technical background provides a robust foundation to lead projects and provide clients with work of the highest technical quality. Excellent project management and commercial skills with experience in client management.

Paul has over 15 years’ experience in urban and offshore geotechnical projects including planning, geo-environmental assessments, design, site investigation and project management. Paul has been responsible for the co-ordination and delivery of multi-disciplinary onshore and offshore projects. Project involvement has included desk studies, identification of development risks, site investigation scoping; supervision and management, laboratory analysis, preparation of detailed ground models, assessment of environmental contaminated land risk, derivation of geotechnical design parameters, foundation design and construction supervision. Paul also has a strong background in directors and team management.

Frederik has been engaged in site investigations and ground conditions assessment for offshore wind farm projects of nearly 10 GW in various stages from early stage development through to detailed design as either contractor, consultant or developer. He has served in roles as Client’s package manager, onshore project manager and technical lead for soil interpretation and lab testing, through which he has gained extensive experience in managing and supporting large scale, multi-vessel geotechnical and geophysical site investigations from tender to delivery of interpretation reports, ground model development including hands-on experience in overseeing and optimizing geotechnical laboratory testing. Additionally, Frederik has experience with developing and designing offshore cable routes navigating and conforming to the various local environmental, legislative, installation, and maintenance requirements as well as assessing burial risk.

Paul has more than 20 years experience in offshore, urban and civil geotechnical projects including planning, site investigation, design, construction and project management. Paul has been leading the geotechnical development and design of offshore wind projects since 2009. He has considerable experience in client development strategy / support and risk management, geoscience desk studies and due diligence, offshore survey planning and execution, geotechnical interpretation and design and installation assessment of foundations, cables and jackups. Paul is experienced in software development and data management to assist with engineering design and processes.

Brian is a chartered engineer with over 25 years’ experience in offshore geotechnical engineering. His skills include site characterisation – ranging from regional reviews of geological conditions and associated risks and constraints for foundation installation and performance - to designing site-specific campaigns and leading subsequent detailed interpretation, all for a wide range of structure types and design environments.

Amir is a civil engineer with more than seven years of experience within offshore engineering. He has worked with structural analysis and design of offshore jacket structures for oil platforms and for more than 6 years he has been working as an offshore geotechnical and structural engineer performing geotechnical interpretative works of advanced laboratory tests and primary MP/TP design derivation. Amir holds a M.Sc. from Aalborg University where he extensively worked with the cyclic response of soils with emphasis on the design of suction caissons for wind turbines.

With over 30 years’ experience in geotechnical, civil and marine engineering, advisory and project management, Chris has international onshore and marine experience of engineering and environmental consultancy, contracting and manufacturing. His offshore wind experience started with the Blyth Offshore Wind Farm in 1999, continuing through Round 1, 2 and 3 projects in the UK, plus windfarms in the USA and Australia and includes Fixed and Floating Offshore Wind, cable infrastructure, cost models and port / O&M facilities. Chris started working on subsea cable projects in 1998, initially telecom, but increasingly power cables (including interconnectors and offshore wind). Chris has led and supported port projects for 15 years, primarily in relation to facilities for offshore wind and subsea technology, for offshore wind developers, OEMs, ports and the public sector. He also has experience in marine renewables, including tidal stream and wave power projects.

Marijn has been working as a geotechnical engineer on offshore projects since 2014, initially designing suction caisson foundations for several offshore wind and oil and gas projects, including the first offshore wind farm fully founded on suction caisson foundations. Since joining Wood Thilsted in 2018 he has been leading the geotechnical design of several Taiwanese offshore wind farms. He has a strong background in formulation of foundation stiffness using advanced numerical models and analysis of soil-structure interaction effects.

Gerry is a geotechnical engineer and project manager with more than 10 years of experience in both onshore and offshore geotechnical design, research and technical advisory. He has focused on offshore wind for much of his career and since 2018 he has worked in the Asian offshore wind energy sector on a variety of projects in Japan, Taiwan and South Korea. His technical involvement has included conceptual design, early-stage feasibility studies, geotechnical interpretation and technical advisory for owners, equity purchasers and lenders. Gerry also has considerable experience in pile design including finite element modelling, pile drivability assessments and the interpretation of pile loading tests. Gerry has been based in Japan and working on other Japanese projects since early 2021 developing his geotechnical expertise for Japanese projects. He is currently head of our Japan office in a combined Geotechnical engineering, project delivery and business development role.

Iona is a geotechnical engineer with a strong academic background, specialising in soil-structure interaction and cyclic design. Prior to joining Wood Thilsted, Iona completed her DPhil (PhD) at Oxford University exploring the response of monopile foundations to cyclic loading. At Wood Thilsted, Iona has been involved in a wide variety of geotechnical work including interpretation of in-situ and laboratory tests, design for jacket piles and interpretation of large-scale pile tests. Most recently, Iona has been leading the geotechnical design work for Dogger Bank C offshore wind farm.

Simone is a Lead Geotechnical Engineer with experience in specializing in offshore wind projects since 2011. Proven track record in site investigations, ground modelling, soil interpretation, foundation design, and leg penetration analysis. Expertise in managing complex geotechnical packages from concept to detail design and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams. Recently relocated to Boston to contribute expertise to the US market.

Evita is a highly skilled Geotechnical Engineer with a formidable record in academia and private sector. Prior to starting as an Engineer in WT, Evita was part of the numerical research group at Imperial College London where she carried out her PhD in Engineering Seismology focusing on the incorporation of topography effects on ground motion prediction equations (GMPEs). Evita’s areas of expertise include geotechnical earthquake engineering, geotechnical hazards, engineering seismology and FE modelling. From 2012 to 2014, Evita worked as a Graduate Geotechnical Engineer for Mott MacDonald, where she performed finite element analysis using PLAXIS for the design of the deep shafts in Liverpool Street station for Crossrail and for the quay walls of the Felixstowe Berth Extension. In addition, she has assessed earthquake risk for various engineering structures (i.e. shallow foundations, pile groups and slope stability remedial measures), interpreted global seismic regulations and compiled reports for seismic hazard and geological desk studies.

Liuba is a Geotechnical Lead within Wood Thilsted’s Geotechnical department with a focus on geotechnical design. Liuba has a background in geotechnical soil interpretation and offshore foundation geotechnical design. Since joining WT, Liuba has worked on geotechnical foundation design of monopiles and several concept designs for pin piles and suction buckets, with focus on implementing soil-structure interaction design methodologies and improving in-house design software. Liuba has also worked on geotechnical interpretative reports targeting monopiles and pin pile foundations.

Jack is a chartered engineer with experience across a broad spectrum of major civil engineering projects both offshore and onshore, including East Anglia Hub OWF (UK) and HS2 (UK) since 2007. Jack’s roles have covered survey scoping, survey service procurement, site investigation management, contractor management, data management, engineering assessment and design, ground risk identification and asset management. Jack has successfully led multiple projects, developing strong technical skills and a sound understanding of commercial and project management requirements whilst managing key stakeholder relationships. Jack has extensive experience in ground modelling, from scoping site investigations through to the development of complex ground models and parameter derivation, including the production of Ground Interpretive Reports (GIR). He also has experience in authoring and working on non-standard geotechnical documents such as earthworks design reports, geotechnical baseline reports and dynamic performance risk assessments.

Barbara is a senior geotechnical engineer with an MSc and PhD in Soil Mechanics. She has 13 years of work experience in onshore geotechnics and is now focused on offshore wind energy. Barbara’s broad experience includes foundation, pile and basement design, site investigation, laboratory testing, geotechnical interpretation, foundation reuse and site supervision. She has worked on many types of projects including major bridge and infrastructure projects and small to large sized building developments. Her offshore project experience includes desk study, geotechnical interpretation and pile driveability.

Peter is a Chartered Engineer with over 15 years’ of experience in engineering design projects including offshore wind, aerospace and defence. He has a holistic approach to team leadership and solving complex technical problems, alongside strategy setting, risk management and cultivating high-performing teams. Peter is focused on fostering successful client relationships and building collaborative working environments. He has a comprehensive background of leading design teams and supporting clients through complex decisions, within an emphasis on delivery and cost control. He has a full understanding of the design cycle process and ensuring best practice is implemented. Peter has spent the last three years working as project manager for Dogger Bank: the world’s largest offshore windfarm. He lives in Bristol with his wife, young daughter, and black Labrador retriever. He enjoys running and adventures in the great outdoors.

Ruth is a chartered Mechanical Engineer, with over 20 year experience in managing global energy projects. Experienced in multi-national projects, both from a Contractor and Company stance, Ruth is delivery focussed with a passion for improved collaboration. With a deep knowledge of offshore construction, Ruth brings added diversity of experience to the project management team. Ruth is married with 1 daughter, and lives in Surrey, UK.

Laure is a Project Manager experienced in managing technical work at all stages of an offshore wind project, from bid development through to operations and maintenance. She started her career as a Metocean specialist applying her strong programming skills to the modelling of engineering and logistics problems. Laure was then involved in the management of technical packages, such as Metocean, resource assessment, project optimisation and operations and maintenance, during the early stages of project development. Over the last few years, she has acted as the deputy offshore construction manager of a pilot wind farm in the UK, has provided due diligence and certification services and acted as project manager for detailed foundation designs. Laure now leads the provision of owner’s engineering services to offshore wind projects in the bidding or development phases.

Luke is a mechanical engineer from Bristol, with over 15 years or professional engineering experience, 11 of those within the wind and offshore engineering sectors. From a predominantly technical background spent carrying such diverse activities as detailed FE modelling, fatigue crack growth calculations, wind turbine blade design and even cryogenic piping, in more recent years I’ve moved towards a project management focus. I joined WT in February 2019 and have spent the last 2 years as project manager for East Anglia Hub: the world’s largest offshore wind farm.

Josh has 8 years project management experience, from working internationally for Tier 1 contractors and with subcontract management. Josh’s background is in naval architecture and structural design, where he has achieved chartered engineer status. Josh aligns with a Lean style of project management, working to achieve efficiency in the processes that build the fabric of a good project. Josh lives in Bristol with his partner and yellow Labrador retriever.

Wojciech is a mechanical engineer from Warsaw with 10 years of professional experience. He spent early years of his career with General Electric in different positions focusing on design and maintenance of GE's rotating equipment portfolio. He then held project management roles in different manufacturing companies from Oil&Gas and railway sectors, coordinating remote global teams delivering products from concept design to product installation and commissioning. Wojciech is an advocate of a clear and unambiguous project scope and early risk indentification and mitigation. At WT Wojciech is managing BC-Wind project in the Baltic Sea.

Simon is a chartered Naval Architect with over 15 years experience in the shipping, offshore and renewable sectors. Experienced in working within and managing diverse, multi-cultural remote teams for certification and verification projects, Simon is focussed on implementing best practice project management to aid delivery to cost, time and quality requirements. Simon lives with his partner and 2 young children in South East London and enjoys cycling and kitesurfing.

Vanrisch is a geophysicist with over 15 years of professional experience gained whilst working on oil and gas and renewable projects in the North Sea, West Africa, North America and mainland Europe. His main specialism is deep geophysical methods, including 3D modelling, seismic inversion and seismic processing. Vanrisch has a broad experience base and is particularly well suited to projects involving the integration of multi-disciplinary data in complex geological environments. He has been instrumental in the testing and application of novel geophysical methods aimed at greater overall efficiency, reduced project timelines and increased ground model robustness.

Lucy is a geophysicist with 18 years’ experience in onshore and offshore geophysics for site investigations. Since 2010, she has specialised in development and optimisation of ground models for offshore wind projects, with a focus on the integration of geophysical, geotechnical, and hydrographic data to minimise the risk of unforeseen ground conditions. She has a particular interest in improving the visualisation and accessibility of ground modelling information for all stakeholders. She also has a strong track record in the provision of Owner’s Engineering and expert geophysical support services.

Pelle is a lead geophysicist, geologist and GIS specialist with +10 years professional experience from the energy and raw material industry. He has experience with both floating and fixed offshore wind project from the European mainland and the North Sea, US East Coast, Taiwan, Australia, Japan and Korea. He has considerable experience with various geophysical methods and equipment, a well-established knowledge of geology and geomorphology and the ability to combine the disciplines for geological model creation, seabed analysis and hazard identification. He is also a proficient GIS specialist and data manager and has led GIS analysis and deliverables production for multiple offshore wind projects.

Aaron is a senior geophysicist and project manager with experience in offshore geophysics for site investigations since 2010. He has specialised in the planning and execution of geophysical and hydrographic site investigation surveys for the Oil & Gas and Offshore Wind sectors. He has extensive experience with a wide range of survey methods and equipment types, including the use of cutting-edge technologies. Aaron is also experienced in the development and optimisation of geological ground models, with a focus on the integration of geophysical, geotechnical and hydrographic data sets.

Simon is a Chartered Engineer with nearly 15 years’ experience in performing, leading, and managing structural integrity assessment and design projects for clients in the offshore industry. He is a technical specialist in the assessment of fixed and floating offshore structures under strength, fatigue, and accidental conditions by complex finite element analysis, and is a member of the hearing body for DNV-RP-C203.

Paul has experience in structural and civil engineering since 1995, principally in the engineering of offshore structures. His experience includes front end, detailed, follow-on and hook-up support engineering of offshore structures, including topsides structures, jackets, gravity-based substructures, monopiles, link bridges and flare booms. Paul has undertaken a number of lead engineering roles whilst maintaining and developing his hands on structural design and analysis skills.

Neil is an experienced naval architect and structural engineer, having been in the offshore oil and gas and wind industries since 2013, as well as being in the marine industry from 1999-2013, working in lead positions on concept, front-end engineering design, and detailed design stages on both fixed and floating projects.

Nick is a Principal Offshore Engineer with over 22 years professional experience in the UK, the Middle East and Australia in the offshore, coastal and marine environments. Nick's consultancy experience has included a varied workload of Met Ocean modelling and analysis, coastal structure design, numerical modelling, coastal and maritime EIA and marine survey. Nick is proficient in the use of the MIKE by DHI models, with a particular expertise in the application of wave, sediment and flow models to coastal & ocean environments. In addition Nick has expertise in the use of GIS and hydrographic survey packages. Typically his responsibilities include project director and technical lead on multi-disciplinary projects. As part of this role he is often valuable in developing outcome focused projects, through effective communication with key parties from environmental scientists, modellers through structural engineers to lay persons involved as stakeholders.

Dennis has been working with offshore foundation design for several years and has extensive knowledge of the offshore substructure and foundation industry across multiple phases. A highly analytical professional, he has experience with different design methods to improve the cost-effectiveness and mitigate the critical parameters offshore foundations. He has been working with a wide range of technical aspects through various activities across the project phases as Lead Engineer for the primary steel foundation design and as Load Package Lead.

Cameron is experienced in the analysis of floating and bottom fixed offshore wind turbines. He is a specialist in load analysis of offshore wind turbines for design evaluation and optimization of operational assets. He has vast experience in modelling and model validation of monopile, jacket and floating offshore wind turbine structures. Cameron has strong experience in metocean studies and design basis documentation. Applying his strong understanding of the impact of metocean inputs on the loads on the turbine and sub-structure, he is capable of finding the right balance of load calculation effort and design load optimization.

Bruna is a Lead Metocean Engineer with wide-ranging experience in practical applications of oceanography. At WT, Bruna has been providing metocean expertise to a large portfolio of offshore wind projects. This included developing of Site Conditions Assessment (input for Design Basis part A1) for a range of development phases (e.g., from early/concept stage, to detailed design), wind resource and energy yield assessments, and advisory role on the development and management of metocean measurements and hindcast modelling strategies, as well as sediment mobility, scour assessment and scour protection design. Bruna has particular interest on combining the wind resource and metocean disciplines, with the aim to reduce the uncertainties on design. Bruna is also the team lead of the Climate, Analytics and Metocean team within WT. Bruna also completed a MSc in Coastal and Marine Engineering which resulted in a peer-reviewed publication.

John is an experienced project manager specialising in geotechnical and geophysical site investigation projects for offshore renewables and oil and gas clients. John has worked in the offshore sector for over 10 years and has directly managed projects for many developers in the renewables sector. John also has extensive first-hand experience of offshore operations, which are invaluable in assessing and managing projects and adhering to project requirements. John’s extensive offshore and onshore experience in all aspects of the geotechnical and geophysical site investigation project timeline allows for close collaboration between project partners. This ensures project goals are prioritised whilst risks and variations are managed to achieve timely milestone objectives.

Simon is a highly motivated Project Manager with more than 15 years’ experience working and managing across Europe and Asia-Pacific in the onshore, nearshore and offshore sectors of geotechnical investigations, geophysical site surveys and UXO/pUXO surveys and inspections. Simon has worked and managed within the Offshore Wind industry in Taiwan for the past 5 years, focusing on all aspects of offshore and nearshore ground investigation and survey initially as a contractor and, more recently, on behalf of developers. Simon’s broad experiences of working in countries with different cultural and socio-economic backgrounds provides him with the unique ability to adapt quickly to the different challenges encountered from governmental level to supply chain to language barriers to being personally resident in country.

Josie is a geotechnical engineer and project manager with more than 12 years of experience in both onshore and offshore geotechnical / geo-environmental assessment and design. For the past seven years, Josie has been working in the offshore wind energy sector on a variety of projects in the UK, US, Europe, Korea and Australia. Her technical involvement has included early-stage feasibility studies, site investigation planning and execution, laboratory analysis, ground modelling and geotechnical interpretation for cable and foundation design. Josie also has considerable experience in contractor and survey management for large scale, multi-vessel geophysical and geotechnical offshore site investigations from tender through delivery. Josie is currently leading Geophysical and Geotechnical work packages supporting the development of fixed and floating windfarms.

Bernie Chiu has been engaging in site investigations and surveys (both geotechnical/geophysical and onshore/offshore) project management for various offshore wind farm projects since 2018 in Taiwan. Since 2018, Bernie has participated in more than 32 site investigations projects, throughout the whole project cycle, from internal liaison, scoping, procurement, project planning, contract, offshore operation management, and report reviewing, to lessons learned.

Ryan is an experienced Project Manager with a proven track record in Business Management, Geotechnical Project Management, Civil Project Management and Geotechnical engineering with a range of experience in onshore, nearshore, and offshore geotechnical investigations as well as heavy civil infrastructure projects including piling, structures, drainage, pavements, and earthworks.