🌟 Alumni Spotlight: Engr. Radzmier Hasan
Two Decades of Service, Leadership, and Nation‑Building
CE Batch 2001 | WMSU Civil Engineering
Across the Philippines and beyond, there are engineers whose work quietly transforms communities, strengthens institutions, and uplifts lives. Engr. Radzmier Hasan, a proud alumnus of WMSU CE Batch 2001, is one of these rare individuals.
For more than twenty years, he has dedicated his career to international development, public service, and infrastructure delivery—bringing essential facilities to underserved, remote, and conflict‑affected areas across the country.
His journey reflects not only technical excellence, but a deep belief that engineering is a form of service.
🌍 A Career Built on Development and Public Service
Engr. Radzmier has spent more than two decades working in international development and public service, contributing to major programs funded by:
- USAID
- Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC)
- AusAID
- United Nations
His engineering work has focused on delivering essential infrastructure to communities that need it most:
- Roads and bridges
- Water supply systems
- Community facilities
- Projects in remote and conflict‑affected areas
These projects have improved access, mobility, and opportunity for countless families across the Philippines.
🇺🇳 Serving Mindanao Through the United Nations
Today, Engr. Radzmier serves as a Construction Manager with the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) in Mindanao. He oversees infrastructure programs that support peacebuilding, resilience, and inclusive development across the region.
In 2025, he received the Quality and Standards Award from the UNOPS EAMPCO Office—a milestone that reflects his professionalism, discipline, and commitment to excellence.
He describes the award as a meaningful moment shaped by the values he learned during his academic years at WMSU.
🏗️ Expertise in Infrastructure and Project Leadership
His professional focus is on construction project management, supported by extensive experience in:
- Infrastructure contracts and procurement
- Public–Private Partnership (PPP) initiatives
- Project development and planning
From national road and bridge programs to community‑level facilities with immediate social impact, he has seen how thoughtful planning and strong project leadership can turn infrastructure investments into lasting public benefit.
🧭 A Balanced Life: Movement, Nature, and “Meowgineering”
Outside of work, Engr. Radzmier values staying active and connected. He enjoys:
- Motorcycle rides
- Long car drives
- Running
- Nature trips
He is also a cat lover—so much so that friends and colleagues affectionately call him a “meowgineer.” These interests keep him grounded and balanced amid the demands of development work.
❤️ Gratitude and Legacy
As an alumnus, Engr. Radzmier remains deeply grateful to the mentors, teachers, and peers who shaped his journey. Their guidance continues to influence his work today and reinforces his belief that engineering is not only about technical execution, but a form of service.
His career stands as a powerful reminder that engineers can change lives far beyond the structures they build—by improving access, creating opportunity, and uplifting communities in meaningful and lasting ways.
🌺 Message of Appreciation
To Engr. Radzmier Hasan, CE Batch 2001 proudly celebrates your achievements. Your work in international development, your leadership in Mindanao, and your dedication to communities across the Philippines reflect the highest ideals of our profession.
Your journey inspires us—and strengthens the legacy of WMSU Civil Engineers around the world.