How is management perceived at BardenChapman?

- Good colleagues and senior who are willing to share their experience - Able to get exposed to many different building projects mainly in the UK - Opportunities for site visit in London - The director will be a perfect mentor if you are willing to sit for IStructE exam - I learned all the fundamental and important structural analysis and design skills (and sketching!) while working for BardenChapman. I did steel building design, CAT 3 crane base check, timber structure design (which is now a famous bar in Central London), and many other miscellaneous works. - There is a table tennis table in the office, which is very fun if you want to take a break with your colleagues. - In general, working in BardenChapman has made a very good start for my career as a structural engineer.

I won't say it is necessarily a downside. But life will be easier if you have skills for multi-tasking and good time management, just like any other jobs.

Supportive leadership that encourages professional development. Collaborative team environment with strong technical standards. Opportunities to work on diverse and challenging structural projects. Clear communication and well-structured project management. Good work–life balance for a full-time engineering role.

Workload can spike during major project deadlines. Some internal processes could be streamlined.