Elli Skendrou

Elli Skendrou has a wealth of experience in the civil engineering industry. Elli began their career in 2010 as a Freelance Civil/Structural Engineer, followed by an Assistant Civil Engineer role at E.A. Architect. In 2013, Elli took on an Intern/Graduate Structural Engineer role at Pole Structural Engineers, where they were responsible for the design of RC and steel structural elements, building surveys and the production of structural reports. In 2014, they moved to Alan Baxter as a Project Engineer, where they were involved in providing advice for artistic installations, conducting feasibility studies for the reuse of historic theatres, and the design of new complex new builts within UNESCO Heritage sites and buildings. In 2018, Elli joined HELLENIC SOCIETY FOR AESTHETICS as an External Associate/Project Manager, where they were responsible for communication with stakeholders and delegates, the search/applications for sponsorships, devising project programmes and procurements. In 2019, Elli worked as a FREELANCE CIVIL/STRUCTURAL ENGINEER. In 2020, they began working as a Commercial and Research Project Manager at WINGS ICT Solutions, and in 2022 they became a Product Manager at Epignosis Learning Technologies.

Elli Skendrou completed their Master's Degree in Conservation of Historic Buildings from the University of Bath in 2012. In 2010, they completed a Single Module from the University of Oxford titled "Reality, Being And Existence: An Ιntroduction To Metaphysics." Elli also obtained their MEng in Civil Engineering from the University of Patras, which was accredited by I.C.E & ISTRUCTE. In 2001, they received their Diplôme de Langue et Littérature Françaises, 2e degré, Option Littérature from Université Paris-Sorbonne. Additionally, they obtained their Apolytirion from École des Ursulines d' Athènes (franco-hellénique). Elli also holds a Chartered Civil Engineer certification from the Technical Chamber of Greece, obtained in November 2010, and a Certificate of Proficiency in English from the University of Cambridge.