We are always looking for volunteers who want to share their time, experience and passion and help make the world a better place through engineering. We welcome volunteers from a wide range of professions and from any stage of their careers. As a EWB volunteer, you will be able to apply to any available vacancies, join our activities, meet our other volunteers and truly make a difference.
Our organization is growing and we need your help to make it bigger and better! Volunteer your skills and join one of our dynamic teams.
EWB is setting up an events team that is going to work on organizing great events to learn new aspects and share our knowledge on project execution is developing countries. The events should be engaging, refreshing and interactive .As the events team you will have fun working with each other, meet lots of interesting new people, connect knowledge to projects and increase the impact of EWB.
As a project’s coach you will work with local partners on project requests and coach project teams towards successful project execution.
To support our project teams we are looking for a media expert. You will support them with setting the right strategy to promote the project and arrange the necessary means by doing so.
EWB-NL is currently growing. We have 8 ongoing projects and 5 starting projects in various locations in the world.
Want to share your experience on a specific project? Apply for one of the open positions below.
Do you want to make a difference, share your engineering skills and inspire the engineers of the future in developing countries? Join EWB in delivering and facilitating an educational plan and practical toolboxes to engage and motivate teens in Mozambique so that they undertake science and technology careers.
We are looking for a Building services engineer (MEP) for an Art House Cinema in Monrovia, (Liberia).
EWB-NL is working with a partner in Côte d’Ivoire to explore possible technical solutions for the Small Scale Mining chains and we are looking for creative engineer to join this project!
The Malagasy company Eosol has developed a 60kW solar park in the fishermen’s village of Andavadoaka in the South West of Madagascar.
