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Michelle Too Meaclem
Civil Engineer @Tonkin + Taylor
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WORK HISTORY
Civil Engineer @Tonkin + Taylor
Wellington, NZ
My role includes designing stormwater and civil infrastructure, three waters advisory, and climate change risk assessments. Through my time at T+T, I also completed a one year part time secondment at Wellington Water in the Growth Planning team. This involved putting together the 3 Waters Growth Plans, putting together cost estimates for proposed growth projects, writing activity briefs, and looking at the risks and water asset renewal opportunities in major transportation projects. I am currently on the stormwater design team for the Te Ara Tupua Alliance, delivering drainage packages for Tupua Horo Nuku South Shared Path and Ngā Ūranga ki Pito-One.
EDUCATION
University of Canterbury
Bachelor’s Degree with Honours, Civil Engineering
The University of Hong Kong
Bachelor of Engineering (BEng), Civil Engineering
Queen Margaret College
High School
Harvard Kennedy School
Master in Public Policy
SKILLS
ABOUT MICHELLE TOO MEACLEM
I have over 6 years’ full-time professional experience across the transportation and water sectors in civil and stormwater infrastructure design, climate resilience, infrastructure growth planning, stakeholder engagement, and asset management in New Zealand and Oceania. This experience includes designing culverts for rail and shared paths, culvert extensions, reducing flooding to urban areas, bioretention devices, climate change risk assessments, three waters growth plans, and asset valuations. I was also recognized as a finalist for Young Engineer of the Year in 2023.Currently, I am pursuing a Master in Public Policy to combine my knowledge of the built and natural environment with my interest in developing equitable and climate-aligned infrastructure policy, financing, and strategy, particularly related to local communities. I also advocate for increasing community resilience to climate change, bridging the science-policy divide, and meaningfully involving young people at the decision-making table. I have done this through my role as the 2023 co-lead of the World Federation of Engineering Organisations\' Young Engineers/Future Leaders\' Working Group on Climate Action and as a Steering Committee member of the Commonwealth Youth for Sustainable Urbanisation network. In 2023, I was also selected from to be a COP28 International Youth Climate Delegate Program delegate. As part of this program, I undertook capacity building sessions on and COP processes, as well as on multilateral climate negotiations through Harvard Kennedy School. Through the program I also had the opportunity to attend COP28, the 18th Conference of Youth, 78th UN General Assembly and Climate Ambition Summit in September 2023.
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