CHIN HANG HENRY VONG

You don't learn to walk by following rules. You learn by doing, and by falling over.

ABOUT ME

I am a geotechnical engineer with a MSc in Civil Engineering. I'm also an adventurous human being who loves to explore and I love to challenge myself. I like to find my weaknesses and try to overcome them; that is part of the reason why I took up American Football, one of the most violent contact sports in the world; and the major reason for me to pick up programming again. My friends define who I am, and luckily I have been influenced by very motivated friends who keep driving me forward and improving myself; so here I would like to express my gratitude to Tunde, Dubai, Ademola and Adib; without them I would never be the same.

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My Milestones

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BEng (Hons) Civil Engineering

I completed a 3 year bachelors degree in Civil Engineering in University of Southampton. I have obtained solid knowledge in soil mechanics, engineering hydrology and structural engineering
Sept 2014 - Jun 2017
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Trainee Structural Engineer

I was a structural engineer at Meinhardt C&S (HK) Ltd. Projects include United Christian's Hospital Expansion and Ma On Shan Housing Estate in Hong Kong
Jun 2015 - Aug 2015; Jul 2016 - Aug 2016
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Temporary Works Engineer

A temporary works engineer who was working in various projects with designs include scaffold designs, piling platforms and propping designs for demolition.
Aug - Sept 2017
College

MSc(Hons) Civil Engineering

Currently studying at Cardiff University for MSc in Civil Engineering
Sept 2017 - Sept 2018
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Assistant Marine and Foundation Engineer

Marine and Infrastructure Engineer at COWI A/S UK responsible for the High Speed 2 C2 & C3
Sept 2018 -
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I Observe, and I learn

There will always be inspiring stories around you, so it is important to be a good observer. And this is what I do, I observe, and I log it. As Mike Ross once said, "I see it, I remember it, I understand it, and I don't forget it". I might not have his photographic memory, but with words, maybe I will come close.