Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands
Involved in both new investment opportunities and the management of portfolio companies. The job included building financial models, developing business cases, and conducting market research to improve business sense and skills.
Conducted a graduation research project for the dredging division of the Port of Rotterdam focused on improving the efficiency and sustainability of bed-levelling dredging operations. Analyzed current operational practices and developed recommendations to reduce environmental impact while increasing operational performance.
Participated in an international technical consultancy project with a multidisciplinary team of six TU Delft students and two students from the Namibia University of Science and Technology. Developed a conceptual and technical design for large-scale subsea farming systems for the commercial cultivation of giant kelp (Macrocystis). The project supported the client’s transition from pilot operations to commercial-scale production.
Served on the board of the official study association for the Hydraulic Engineering master’s program. Organized and coordinated professional and networking events connecting Hydraulic Engineering students with industry partners. Acted as a representative and public face of the master’s program toward companies, faculty, and external stakeholders.