Abiskar Acharya

Professional Summary

NEC registered Civil Engineering graduate with expertise in structural analysis and design using ETABS, SAP2000, AutoCAD, and RCDC. Experienced in seismic assessment, RCC/steel structure design, and site supervision. Seeking to contribute technical skills to challenging infrastructure projects.

Education

Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering

Tribhuvan University, Nepal

Graduated: 2025 | Percentage: 72.34%

Professional Experience

Assistant Civil Engineer

Macro Innovation Engineering Consultancy, Kathmandu, Nepal

May 2025 - Jul 2025

Performed structural analysis and design of RCC and steel structures using ETABS and SAP2000 per IS and NBC codes
Prepared construction drawings, reinforcement schedules, and bar bending schedules using AutoCAD and RCDC
Conducted site supervision, quality control inspections, and surveying for construction projects
Executed rate analysis and cost estimation for project budgeting and tender preparation

Academic Projects

Seismic Vulnerability Assessment Patan Durbar Area

Final Year Project

Conducted seismic vulnerability assessment of heritage structures in UNESCO World Heritage Site
Performed linear and nonlinear static analysis using ETABS, DIANA FEA, and RCDC for RCC and masonry buildings
Applied Capacity Spectrum Method (CSM) to determine performance points under seismic loads
Generated fragility curves to quantify seismic risk and prioritize retrofitting intervention
Assessed Vishwanath Temple stability using heuristic approaches for heritage preservation

Multi-Story RCC Building Design

Academic Project

Designed complete structural system including beams, columns, slabs, and foundations using ETABS
Prepared detailed structural drawings and construction documentation using AutoCAD

Research Publications

"Assessing the Seismic Vulnerability of Buildings in Patan Area, Nepal"

Acharya A., Mainali, A., et al. (2025) | Conference Proceedings/Journal | Available on ResearchGate

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"Article Title"

Acharya A., et al. (2025) | Water Practice & Technology Vol. 20(1), pp. 1584-1 | IWA Publishing | DOI: 10.2166/wpt.2025.xxx

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Technical Skills

Structural Analysis & Design

ETABS SAP2000 RCDC DIANA FEA Linear/Nonlinear Analysis Pushover Analysis

Geotechnical Engineering

Plaxis 3D Soil-Structure Interaction Foundation Analysis

CAD & BIM

AutoCAD 2D Drafting Autodesk Revit 3D Modeling BIM Coordination

Design Codes

IS Codes NBC (Nepal Building Code) Seismic Design Standards

Other Technical

Quantity Surveying Rate Analysis Cost Estimation Site Supervision Quality Control

Soft Skills

Team Collaboration Problem-Solving Technical Communication Time Management Attention to Detail