Summary
Johannes Kalliauer is a structural engineer (Statiker) based in Vienna with 10 years of experience spanning academia and industry, including a postdoctoral stint at MIT’s Concrete Sustainability Hub and current practice at Ingenieure Öhlinger+Partner ZT GmbH. He blends rigorous research in concrete mechanics and sustainability with hands-on design and optimization experience from roles at TU Wien and industry projects involving FEM-driven process improvements. Known for high productivity and enthusiasm, he thrives in challenging, creative problem-solving environments and has supervised and taught at university level. His background includes practical traffic and construction planning early in his career and technical optimization work (e.g., FEM-based tool and process optimization), giving him both theoretical depth and applied engineering instincts. Comfortable coordinating across multidisciplinary teams, he brings an evidence-driven approach to structural design and material performance. A continuous learner, he leverages academic research to inform efficient, resilient engineering solutions in practice.
10 years of coding experience
Vienna University of Technology
Master of Science - MS, Bauingenieur, Master of Science - MS, Bauingenieur at TU-Wien
Bauingenieur, Bauingenieur at The University of Glasgow
Post-Doc, Civil- and Environmental Engineering, Post-Doc, Civil- and Environmental Engineering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Matura, Tiefbau, Matura, Tiefbau at HTL-Krems
German, English