In life, as in chess, forethought wins. Charles Buxton
Strategy, planning, analysis, strategic decision-making, calculative risks and moves, and handling last-minute dynamic scenarios are some aspects that have been imbibed within him as a Chess Professional and those skills are an indispensable part of the ever-innovative and challenging field of Construction.
Currently, a Construction Engineering & Management Grad student at Purdue University with specialization in Leadership, Entrepreneurship and Management (CELEM) having more than two years of professional experience in the construction industry having skills pertaining to Project control systems, Quantity Survey, Cost Estimation, Construction Project Controls, Scheduling, Planning and Project Management.
At present, he is actively seeking internship/ Co-op opportunities for summer 2020 that would give practical industry-oriented experience in the aforementioned areas of interest.
Convinced of the importance of social skills for efficient project management, he constantly challenges his boundaries by taking up leadership opportunities, where he is receptive to new ideas and constructive criticism. A deadline-driven individual, he wishes to promote and incorporate energy-efficiency and lean principles in his work as a way of giving back.
Areas of Interest:
-Project Controls
-Project Scheduling
-Quantity Estimation & Quality Control
-Contract Management
-Resource Planning and strategies
-Finance Strategies and Cost Analysis
-Virtual design and construction
-Procurement, Logistics and data management
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