About Tariro Nyazika
I am a male aged 27 and a holder of a Bachelor of Science Honors Degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Zimbabwe.
Civil Engineering affects everyday life as we know it and for this reason I chose my career as a Civil Engineer. Born in a third world country, I want to be part of the solution of developing my country and the world as a whole. I am an individual who is hardworking, self-motivated and have good interpersonal skills. These attributes coupled with my experience in project management, design and construction, I believe qualify me to be an asset in any organization venturing into infrastructure development.
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