Steven Lindsay

Steven Lindsay is a talented and inspiring structural engineer at Lindsay & Dynan Engineers. He has recently left Arup in mid 2010 after working there for about 8 years to begin a new challenge of managing Lindsay &Dynan’s Sydney office. Previously at Arup he was an Associate, making him one of the youngest engineers at this level in the company worldwide. Steven has led some of the most challenging jobs in Sydney including the $280M Darling Quarter project. Steven was interested in exploring avenues that enabled him to contribute meaningfully to society by using engineering. As such, he has been involved with Red R for the last two and a half years completing intensive training course designed to apply engineering principles to political and natural disasters zones, and is presently on the register for deployment. His interest in helping those in need by applying his skills may see him deployed to areas such as Haiti or Pakistan after natural disasters. Steven is in the process of raising awareness of RedR in within Lindsay & Dynan and the greater engineering community.

Steven is a mentor to young staff at his office, which currently has 13 employees. As a leader, Steven is able to motivate and inspire staff members to achieve high results. His strong communication skills with clients and staff alike enables him to effectively apply high quality engineering solutions to suit clients needs. His success with clients and with project management in particular makes him a role model for his peers. Steven strives to add value to projects and interactions with clients at every opportunity.

Steven is a casual lecturer and tutor at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS). Here he teaches a course on structures to architecture students, and has been doing so for the last four years.

In 2010 he was one of the seven engieners named as Australia's most inspirational young engineers as part of the Year of Engineering Leadership.