Engineers Without Borders USA
Ahan Agarwal is a Mechanical Engineering student at UCLA, expected to graduate in September 2025. Ahan is currently gaining practical experience as a Mechanical Engineering Intern at Cibus, where significant projects include engineering an automatic texture analyzer for agar gels and constructing a custom modular cleanroom. Ahan actively participates in Engineers Without Borders USA as a Co Project Manager, overseeing a sanitation project in Ethiopia, and has contributed as Carbon Budget Head, optimizing material usage and promoting sustainability efforts. Additional roles include Undergraduate Student Researcher at UCLA Health, Data Engineer with Innovate@UCLA, and Junior Engineer at Open Avenues, showcasing a strong commitment to engineering solutions and collaboration across various organizations.
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Engineers Without Borders USA
Engineers Without Borders USA (EWB-USA) is a nonprofit humanitarian organization established to support community-driven development programs worldwide through partnerships that design and implement sustainable engineering projects, while providing transformative experiences that enrich global perspectives and create responsible leaders. Today, more than two billion people lack access to the most basic things—clean drinking water, adequate sanitation, reliable passage to local markets and more. EWB-USA’s vision is a world in which the communities they serve have the capacity to sustainably meet their basic human needs. EWB-USA members are in remote corners of the world right now working hard to make EWB-USA’s vision a reality. As a result of EWB-USA’s ongoing projects, children can cross sturdy bridges to attend school, local clinics have consistent supplies of electricity, and accessing clean water isn’t a full-day chore for families. EWB-USA’s vision is ambitious but achievable and everyone has an important role to play—including you. Every contribution to their cause helps EWB-USA engineer a better world. Visit www.ewb-usa.org to learn more and get involved.