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Engineers Without Borders Sweden career site
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Kenan Güler

Vice Group Leader - KTH – Internal Organization

My name is Edwin Kwang, and I am the Vice Group Leader in EWB KTH.

I studied my bachelor degree at the University of Hong Kong, and I pursue my Master degree in Civil and Architectural Engineering in KTH. I am also involved in IAESTE Stockholm and Green Week 2020.

Why did you choose to get involved with EWB?
In Hong Kong, I worked in a volunteering organisation called Project Mingde. We designed and built essential infrastructures such as bridges, schools and toilets in underprivileged provinces in Mainland China and Vietnam. In the future development of the world, sustainable growth and innovation is the key of success. I understand that EWB could offer me opportunities to use my professional knowledge to contribute to the and those in need. Last year, I enjoyed thoroughly in the project incubation team and therefore decided to join the management team this year.

In the KTH chapter, we have several international development projects currently planning. They are in Nepal, Kenya, Suriname, and Mozambique and they cover areas such as energy, WASH, and construction. 

Some of my colleagues

Jacob Rutfors
Ekonomiansvarig - Uppsala
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André Melsom
Head of Project Incubation - KTH
James Fenske
Sandvik partnership coordinator
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Gustaf Frisk
Gruppledare Lund

About Engineers Without Borders Sweden

Engineers Without Borders Sweden works to address challenges linked to the Sustainable Development Goals, both in Sweden and around the globe. Through improvements in education, equality, energy poverty and access to water and sanitation we always strive to make a sustainable and long-term impact with our work, for local communities and the Earth as a whole. 

Founded in 2007
Co-workers 1100

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