Vu Tran

Vu Tran, a Senior Electrical Estimator and Engineer at PJ O’Connor Electrical in Australia. With over 6 years of professional experience, Vu specializes in electrical design and cost estimation for Industrial Electrical projects, including Rail, High-rise Buildings, Infrastructure, Commercial, and Government Projects. Driven by a passion for mentoring, Vu is dedicated to equipping students with the in-depth knowledge and essential skills to confidently and clearly pursue their careers in Engineering, particularly in Industrial Electrical Engineering.

Background

• Mentor @Career Mentor
• Senior Electrical Estimator / Engineer @PJ O’Connor Electrical
• Electrical Estimator / Engineer @NOS Group
• Electrical Estimator / Engineer @FIP Electrical
• Electrical Engineer / Drafter @FIP Electrical Services
• Bachelor of Engineering Honours in Electrical Engineering @University of Technology Sydney (UTS)
• Professional Electrical Engineer Qualification – Level 1 (Accredited by Engineers Australia)
• Professional Electrical Technologist Qualification – Level 1 (Accredited by Engineers Australia)

Specializations
Vu offers comprehensive coaching services designed to meet individual needs:

• Career Advising: Personalized guidance for roles in Construction Project Management and Engineering.
  
• Career Coaching: Advanced support in crafting standout resumes and mastering interview skills for Engineering roles, particularly in Electrical Engineering.
• Project Management: Training on comprehensive and organized project management approaches to ensure projects are completed on time, within budget, and meet quality standards.
• Cost Estimation and Resource Planning: Detailed planning and budget allocation to predict and control costs, including recruiting, assigning tasks, and supervising team productivity and progress.
• Electrical Design Expertise: Specialized in electrical design for Rail, Commercial, Infrastructure, and Civil Construction projects, with experience in multiple delivery methods, including Principal Contractor, Subcontractor, and Design & Construct (D&C) models.