Build Infrastructure. Power Communities. Change What's Possible.
Join Nuru ("light" in Swahili) in Goma, Democratic Republic of the Congo, helping expand some of Sub-Saharan Africa's largest urban solar mini-grids. In a country where access to reliable electricity remains limited, Nuru is powering hospitals, schools, businesses, water systems, and entire communities through renewable energy infrastructure that fuels local innovation and economic growth.
Goma is one of the most strategic cities in the DRC, a place of both significant challenges and incredible opportunity. Our broader team is committed to living out the gospel through education, entrepreneurship, renewable energy, counseling, and intentional community development. We believe lasting transformation happens when people invest deeply in their neighbors and work alongside local leaders to meet real needs.
As a Civil Engineer, you'll help take renewable energy projects from design through construction, commissioning, and optimization. This hands-on role provides exceptional opportunities to develop technical expertise, solve complex infrastructure challenges, and contribute to projects that directly improve quality of life for thousands of people.
We're looking for self-starters who are adaptable, impact-driven, and excited by both engineering excellence and meaningful cross-cultural engagement.
Preferred Skills & Experience
Build more than infrastructure. Help bring reliable power, opportunity, and hope to communities across Congo.
At the heart of Mesa Global is a simple but expansive mission: equipping servant leaders with the church for God’s mission. That phrase carries a great deal of meaning. Mesa Global does not approach global missions as a solo effort, a short-term project, or a one-directional model of help. Instead, Mesa Global serves alongside churches, seminaries, ministry leaders, local believers, and global workers to strengthen the people who are already serving in their own communities.
In other words, Mesa Global believes that when local leaders are formed, supported, trained, and encouraged, entire churches can flourish. And when churches flourish, communities begin to experience the love of Christ in practical, visible, and lasting ways.