On the move: the latest East Midlands hires
Architect Stephen George + Partners has appointed Viktoria Roy as BIM Manager at its Leicester office.
Previously at Pollard Thomas Edwards and Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios, Roy brings seven years’ experience working with various BIM applications.
She said: “Most of all I am a people person. I like building and empowering teams, provoking curiosity and surprise by coaching people who think technology is not for them. I like giving others the confidence to solve problems themselves.”
Marcus Madden-Smith, partner, Stephen George + Partners, added: “We’re delighted to welcome Viktoria to SGP. Her experience and skills will be a valuable addition to our BIM team, at a time when BIM is playing an increasingly core role across all the sectors in which we operate. We know that expanding our BIM services will bring key benefits to our clients, such as a smoother design and construction process, and better productivity.”
Hellen Maiden
Delta-Simons Midlands has appointed geo-environmental principal consultant, Hellen Maiden
She brings over 20 years’ experience to the Lincoln office, having originally started her career in marine geophysics, before moving on to work as a client representative for two large colliery schemes in South Yorkshire.
Maiden moved into engineering consulting as a junior engineer, working through the ranks to Associate Director responsible for marketing and business development, as well as providing multidisciplinary geotechnical and environmental support for two of the company’s regional offices.
Based in the Lincoln head office, Maiden will be assisting the Midlands team in the delivery of geotechnical projects for clients, as well as providing geotechnical support for the development and training of the company’s consultants.
Paul Bennett, unit director for the Midlands team, said: “Hellen brings valuable geotechnical knowledge and expertise to our regional team. With her extensive experience in client support and projects, she will also play an important role in the geotechnical development of our consultants.”
