Zhang Jianjing, doctor, professor, doctoral supervisor. He obtained a master's degree in road and railway engineering from 1986, and stayed at 1995 in the same year, during which he served as a teaching assistant and lecturer in road and railway engineering. 1995 went abroad, and in 20001obtained a doctorate in geotechnical engineering from Canterbury University, New Zealand. In August 2000, he worked as an engineer in Taylor Geotechnical Engineering Company, Tang Kai, New Zealand. From June 2006 to June 2008, he worked as an engineering seismologist in the Institute of Geology and Nuclear Research, Royal New Zealand Academy of Sciences. He returned to China in June 2008 and has been engaged in geotechnical engineering work at Southwest Jiaotong University.

He has long been engaged in the research of earthquake resistance of geotechnical engineering structures, railway and highway subgrade engineering, slope and new retaining structures. He has published 14 papers in world-renowned journals of earthquake engineering and geotechnical engineering, and more than 30 other papers. He is a reviewer of many papers in international journals and has been invited to give lectures at international conferences many times. He is currently the director of the Soil Dynamics Committee of China Vibration Engineering Society. He undertook to complete a number of international cooperative scientific research projects, participated in two "973" projects of the Ministry of Science and Technology, key projects of the National Natural Science Foundation, doctoral programs of the Ministry of Education and a number of scientific and technological development projects of ministries and commissions, completed a monograph, and won the first prize of scientific and technological progress at the provincial and ministerial levels.