Joshua Johnson

I am a final-year M.Tech student specializing in Coastal and Harbour Engineering at Kerala University of Fisheries and Ocean Studies (KUFOS), with a background in Civil Engineering. My design project focuses on the numerical simulation of ice-floe impacts on the rubble-mound causeway at the Port of Nome, Alaska, evaluating ice deflection and ice-breaking systems using Python. I have hands-on experience from my internship at Vizhinjam Port, where I studied breakwater construction and port operations. Passionate about port planning, coastal processes, and marine infrastructure, I am eager to explore opportunities in marine engineering and coastal development.

I have gained hands-on experience in coastal and marine engineering through my internship at Vizhinjam Port, where I studied breakwater construction, port infrastructure, and berthing area development. My expertise includes numerical modeling, marine structure inspection, and coastal protection methods. Additionally, my design project on ice-sea interaction at the Port of Nome, Alaska, has provided me with practical insights into ice-floe impacts on coastal structures using Python-based simulations.

I am currently pursuing my M.Tech in Coastal and Harbour Engineering at Kerala University of Fisheries and Ocean Studies (KUFOS), where I specialize in port planning, marine structures, and numerical modeling. I hold a B.Tech in Civil Engineering, which has provided me with a strong foundation in structural design and hydrodynamics. My academic journey has been complemented by research and hands-on projects in marine infrastructure.