Engineer-in-Chief (Bangladesh army)

The Engineer-in-Chief (E-in-C) of the Bangladesh Army is the senior-most officer of the Corps of Engineers, responsible for overseeing all engineering activities within the army. This position is a Principal Staff Officer (PSO) at Army Headquarters.

The Engineer-in-Chief's responsibilities typically include:

• Strategic Planning: Developing and implementing strategic plans for engineering support to the Bangladesh Army.
• Technical Supervision: Overseeing the technical aspects of construction, infrastructure development, and other engineering projects undertaken by the Corps of Engineers.
• Resource Management: Managing the budget, personnel, and equipment allocated to the Corps of Engineers.
• Training and Development: Ensuring the proper training and development of engineering personnel within the army.
• Disaster Response: Coordinating engineering support during natural disasters and other emergencies.
• Liaison: Acting as a liaison between the Bangladesh Army and other government agencies, civilian organizations, and international bodies on matters related to engineering.
• Modernization: Overseeing the modernization and technological advancement of the Corps of Engineers' capabilities.

The appointment of the Engineer-in-Chief is typically held by a senior officer of Brigadier General rank or above, with extensive experience and expertise in military engineering. The E-in-C reports directly to the Chief of Army Staff. The office also includes various Directorates which manage specific aspects of engineering works.