I am honored to share my journey, a path marked by a passion for engineering, social commitment, and a constant desire to contribute to the development of my community and beyond. I am Sammy Sangwa L., born on August 25, 1996, in Kolwezi, a prestigious mining town nestled in the heart of Africa, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. This city, with its natural riches and vibrant history, shaped my formative years, imbuing my spirit with the value of hard work and determination. From a young age, I nurtured a fervent passion for science and computer science, a fascination that naturally led me to the field of engineering. After obtaining my degree in civil mining engineering, I continued my studies to earn a master's degree in environmental engineering, aware of the crucial importance of reconciling industrial progress with the preservation of our precious ecosystem. In 2010, I had the opportunity to join the dynamic team at SAMLUPTECH as a versatile consultant. This innovative company provided me with a platform to apply my technical knowledge while developing my skills in various areas, ranging from project management to environmental risk analysis. However, my life is not limited to my professional role. I am deeply invested in the social development of my community and beyond. As a committed actor, I strive to be a catalyst for change, working tirelessly to promote access to education, healthcare, and economic opportunities for all. My journey bears witness to my unwavering conviction that engineering, when guided by a holistic vision and a commitment to the common good, can truly transform lives and societies. By integrating my technical skills with my passion for social development, I strive to create a lasting impact, one step at a time. In conclusion, I am Sammy Sangwa L., a civil mining engineer and an environmental expert, a versatile consultant at SAMLUPTECH, but above all, a dedicated agent of change committed to shaping a better future for all, through ingenuity, innovation, and unwavering commitment to the common good. Thank you.Read more about this authorRead less about this author