About Me




I appreciate and thank you for taking the time to visit my blog. My name is Santosh Naik, and I hail from the quaint coastal city of Karwar in Karnataka, India. I hold a bachelor's degree in civil engineering from R V College of Engineering, and I have also pursued a master's degree in structural engineering from the Manipal Institute of Technology. By profession, I am a structural engineer with specialized expertise in structural design. I have had the privilege of working with both Indian and international companies, gaining valuable experience in this field.

Throughout my career, I have developed proficiency in various aspects of structural design, including multistoried buildings, steel structures, and earthquake-resistant static and dynamic analysis. Additionally, I have garnered four years of extensive experience in the power sector. I have had the opportunity to work for diverse locations, including North Africa, Southeast Asia, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Moreover, I have had the privilege of visiting Egypt and Vietnam. Throughout my career, I have gained expertise in various codes such as ACI 318, ASCE 113, ASIC 360, EN 2, EN 3, IS 456, IS 800, and IS 802.

In this blog, I aim to share my experiences and knowledge, not only limited to the realm of structural engineering but also encompassing various other aspects of life. I hope to provide valuable insights and perspectives through my writings.

Mission
To improve the quality of structural engineering in a third-tier city
To influence aspiring structural engineers to be successful. 
To work towards Low cost and sustainable houses 
To work towards the renewable sector 



Vision 
To be one of the  best human beings and a great structural engineer and to be an example of kindness and success



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