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| − | + | Mwango Makumba is a final year student studying Electrical and Electronics Engineering with a Major in Telecommunications at the University of Zambia in Lusaka, Zambia. Prior to this, she did her high school studies at Kasisi Girls Secondary school and after her A-levels at Trident College. As a scholar under First Quantum Minerals (FQM), she’s had the privilege of being exposed and contributing to the Instrumentation and Control department, gaining practical insights that have deepened her understanding of engineering. | |
| − | + | Beyond her academic studies, her skill set includes leadership, adaptability and the ability to quikly grasp complex concepts. Outside the world of circuits and codes, she thrives on human connections. She enjoys spending time with her friends and family from playing games all the way to engaging in deep meaningful conversations. Experimenting with food, expressing herself through art, playing tennis, outdoor adventures and volunteering all experiences that she enjoys when not buried in books. | |
| − | + | As a STEM major, she understands the power that technology has and has a passion to use her skills and knowledge to develop her community through various initiatives and innovations that uplift all and inspire positive change for the betterment of humanity. | |
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Bio
Mwango Makumba is a final year student studying Electrical and Electronics Engineering with a Major in Telecommunications at the University of Zambia in Lusaka, Zambia. Prior to this, she did her high school studies at Kasisi Girls Secondary school and after her A-levels at Trident College. As a scholar under First Quantum Minerals (FQM), she’s had the privilege of being exposed and contributing to the Instrumentation and Control department, gaining practical insights that have deepened her understanding of engineering. Beyond her academic studies, her skill set includes leadership, adaptability and the ability to quikly grasp complex concepts. Outside the world of circuits and codes, she thrives on human connections. She enjoys spending time with her friends and family from playing games all the way to engaging in deep meaningful conversations. Experimenting with food, expressing herself through art, playing tennis, outdoor adventures and volunteering all experiences that she enjoys when not buried in books. As a STEM major, she understands the power that technology has and has a passion to use her skills and knowledge to develop her community through various initiatives and innovations that uplift all and inspire positive change for the betterment of humanity.
Achievements
Professionally, I hold the role of Executive Secretary in the UNZA IEEE Student Branch and lead the Zambia Section under the IEEEXTREME17.0 programming competition demonstrating my commitment to fostering growth and learning within the engineering community. Additionally, I'm honoured to represent the Engineering Institution of Zambia (EIZ) Zambian Women in Engineering Section (ZWES) at my university.
During my A-level studies, I proudly earned the Duke of Edinburgh Award at the bronze level, a testament to my commitment to personal development and volunteering. In my high school years, participation in the Junior Engineers, Technicians, and Scientists (JETS) competitions earned me various awards, further fuelling my dedication to engineering excellence.
My path in engineering has taken me on a diverse journey. As an intern at FQM Kansanshi mine, I've had the privilege of contributing to the Instrumentation and Control department, gaining practical insights that deepen my understanding of this dynamic field.
Social media profiles
www.linkedin.com/in/mwango-makumba-4b36251a1
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