To survive in the corporate world, one has to be resilient enough to absorb newer technologies and innovations in a smart way and Mukesh Rohatgi, CMD, Engineers India Ltd has been precisely doing the same - absorbing all new innovations into his Engineering India Limited, thereby carving a niche for his company among the global engineering institutes. It is no wonder that Engineers India Ltd, the leading engineering Consultancy Company for hydrocarbon and other industrial projects, today is Asia's largest engineering organization.

A man with a mission to scale the greater heights of the engineering world, Rohatgi has already made his mark on the corporate world by steering the EIL to greater heights with his vital experience in operations, technology, projects, finance and administration of refinery.

A Chemical Engineer from IIT, Delhi and an MBA from University of Delhi, Rohatgi has a brilliant career graph that helped him shape up his strong corporate profile. Whereas his engineering degree helped him sharpen his skills, his MBA provided the platform for a bright career in the corporate world.

Established way back in 1965, the Engineers India Limited provides the complete range of services needed to conceptualize, design, engineer and construct projects to meet the specific requirements of its clients. EIL was founded to provide engineering and related technical services for petroleum refineries and other industrial projects.

Today, Engineers India Limited, under the stewardship of Rohatgi, has diversified itself in the field of highways and bridges, IT, airports, Mass Rapid Transport Systems, ports & terminals, power projects, specialist materials and maintenance services, intelligent buildings, water and urban development projects etc.

A man known for his down-to-earth approach, Rohatgi, before joining the EIL, was the Director (Refineries) of BPCL for couple of years. He has also served in the boards of Certification Engineers International Ltd and EIL Asia Pacific, Malaysia.

Rohatgi's experience abroad helped him a lot. He worked in private sector in various capacities of projects and materials departments. This efficient engineer joined Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd. (BPCL) in 1982 and headed various functions such as engineering, planning and project coordination, materials, etc. As the steward of the BPCL, Rohatgi brought about numerous changes in its operations and technological innovations.

It was only in 1993 that he took over as the General Manager (Engineering & Projects) of the BPCL and later in 1997 joined the Technical line as the GM. Today, Rohatgi is leading the EIL into the global map of engineering with a number of vital tie-ups with a number of foreign companies. In the process, this innovative engineer has brought about crucial changes to EIL which now is paying rich dividends to the company.