ATO Architects started out in 1987 on the back of a winning entry in a design competition for the squash court complex of one of the oldest clubs in Nigeria, Ikoyi Club 1938. The early work of the firm was geared towards satisfying the needs of new financial & banking institutions, for which the stylized neo-classical and post-modern were the vogue. The firm went on to prove herself by winning a string of other competitive bids for work including the 17 storey, 3-tower headquarter building for the Federal Inland Revenue Service at Abuja.Job Description
Security engineer specialized in force entry and blast-resistant doors.
Security features such as wedge barriers, arm barriers, fences, and the impact rating of vehicles’ speed. Etc
Experience with an international organization, Embassy, is an advantage
Requirements
Core Educational Requirements:
Bachelor’s Degree (usually in one of the following):
Mechanical Engineering
Civil/Structural Engineering
Industrial Engineering
Security Engineering / Security Technology
Materials Engineering
MSc / MEng (optional but highly valued) in:
Structural Engineering (with focus on blast/impact)
Protective Design / Security Engineering
Mechanical Engineering (strength of materials, impact dynamics)
Technical & Professional Certifications.
While not always mandatory, they significantly strengthen a candidate’s profile:
Security & Protective Design
Certified Protection Professional (CPP) – ASIS International
Physical Security Professional (PSP) – ASIS International
Anti-Terrorism Level II/III – if working with defense or government
Blast Analysis / Protective Design Certifications (e.g., from USACE, DoD, Dstl)
Engineering Certifications
Professional Engineer (PE) / Chartered Engineer (CEng) (depending on country)
AutoCAD / SolidWorks / Revit proficiency certification
Technical Expertise Needed
Forced-entry and blast-resistant design
Knowledge of FE/BR (Forced Entry & Ballistic Resistance) standards
Understanding of UFC, ASTM, ISO, and EN standards: