Benedicte Sunda, Lead Structural Engineer

Registered structural engineer with 14 years of load-bearing analysis across Australian industrial construction. Benedicte has overseen more than 40 large-format warehouse projects, from initial soil assessment through to final steel erection checks.

Benedicte leads the engineering review team at Benedictesunda. Her day-to-day work involves verifying column grids, checking deflection limits for automated racking systems, and signing off on foundation designs for logistics hubs up to 60,000 square metres. She holds a Master of Civil Engineering from the University of Western Australia and is a chartered member of Engineers Australia.

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