I am an experienced civil engineer with specialisation in traffic and transportation engineering. I have worked in both developed and developing countries, and undertaken behavioral studies, which has enabled me to gain a unique perspective on how to propose solutions to traffic challenges based on local data.
I worked for over 5 years in Japan, during which period I learned the language and adapted to and met the customs and expectations of the country. I can readily adapt to a new location and perform my assigned tasks as expected.
I am also an experienced researcher and academic writer, skills which I constantly put to use in identifying the best methods to complete my tasks.
Master of Engineering (Traffic and Transportation), 2017, Nagoya University, Japan
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, 2013, Makerere University, Uganda
Civil Engineering Consultant (December 2021 - Present): Civil Engineering Team leader investigating challenges in Uganda's construction industry and proposing government interventions.
Graduate Researcher at Nagoya University, Japan (April 2017 - March 2021): Researching quality of service on roads and expressways (travel time, delay, driver comfort) and publishing research results.
Technical Assistant at Nagoya University, Japan (September 2017 - September 2018): Organising seminars on traffic engineering issues; guiding and supervising student theses.
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History of Construction