Experience

Indus Engineering Pty Ltd

• Australia
• Civil Engineering
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Project Engineer & Graduate Architect

  • Aug 2017 - Present

  Roles Senior Project Manager | City of Sydney | December 2021 - Present Support Services | Strailastic Australia | March 2020 – Present Bid Support Services | McConnell Dowell | Dec 2020 Graduate Architect | DesignInc | Jan 2020 – Feb 2020 Site engineer (Client-side) | Invocare | Aug 2018 – Jan 2020 Aug 2017 - Present Gunjit has been involved in multiple roles at Indus Engineering. Key responsibilities include: Projects - Client liaison - Quantity take-offs, and cost estimation using standard rates and contractor quotes, scheduling - Contacting various subcontractors and discussing Request for Quotations (RFQs) - Negotiating rates with subcontractors - Site visits - Design coordination - Reviewing contract requirements - Undertaking tender comparison - Preparing scope of works - Reviewing Development Application (DA) submissions - Architectural drafting - Presentation graphic designs Tenders - Preparing, tender submission packages - Design and tender coordination with multi-disciplinary teams - Drafting concept drawings to communicate construction thinking with the client - Development of project methodology Company - Company systems development - Development of marketing strategy - Respect, Equity and Diversity (RED) Officer – Appointed the company RED Officer to encourage a socially healthy and aware work environment.



James Feng Design and MAGK Partners

• Project Manager and Engineering Consultant

  • Jan 2018 - Jul 2018

  Management role for the design, production and project delivery of Oasis, an art installation for Vivid, Sydney’s Light and Music Festival. Role spanned over the conceptual design phase to planning and execution. Also provided engineering design consultancy services during the development of the final working prototype of the installation. This also involved design improvisation for site conditions. The 480 sqm light installation was located in the twin ponds in Sydney's Royal Botanical Gardens. The design involved 600 lights mounted over high-strength, high-flexibility custom made ABS plastic extrusions. Slender extrusions were crucial to reflect the concept of fragility and resilience represented in the conceptual design of the installation.



QUT (Queensland University of Technology)

• Australia
• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Campus Life Volunteer

  • Jan 2013 - Dec 2013



Engineers Without Borders

• General Committee member

  • Jan 2013 - Dec 2013



Girls in Engineering Making Statements (GEMS)

• Committee Member

  • Mar 2012 - Dec 2013