Julian Vercruysse
About Julian Vercruysse
Julian Vercruysse is the co-founder of the Bristol Hub and a consultant at Mott MacDonald, specializing in development, prosperity, and trade. He has a background in civil engineering and has contributed to various initiatives aimed at improving potable water solutions and fostering inclusive development.
Work at Global Shapers Community
Julian Vercruysse serves as the Co-founder of the Bristol Hub within the Global Shapers Community. This organization is a network of young leaders dedicated to addressing local, regional, and global challenges. His role involves collaborating with other members to create impactful initiatives that promote social change and community engagement.
Current Position at Mott MacDonald
Julian is currently employed as a Consultant in Development, Prosperity & Trade at Mott MacDonald. His work focuses on providing strategic insights and solutions in the areas of development and trade, contributing to projects that aim to enhance prosperity in various regions.
Education and Expertise
Julian Vercruysse holds a Master's degree in Structural Engineering with Architecture (MEng, Hons) from The University of Edinburgh, where he graduated with First Class honors. He also completed his secondary education at the European School of Luxembourg, achieving the European Baccalaureate with an 84% score.
Professional Background
Julian has a diverse professional background, having worked in various roles related to civil engineering and policy-making. His experience includes positions such as Graduate Civil Engineer at Mott MacDonald, Architecture Intern at XDGA, and Research Consultant at The University of Edinburgh. He has also served as a Leadership Scholar at the Royal Academy of Engineering.
Contributions to International Development
Julian has actively contributed to international development initiatives, particularly in providing potable water solutions for four million people in Dhaka, Bangladesh. His work combines civil engineering expertise with policy-making to foster inclusive development outcomes, particularly in Africa, the Middle East, and South Asia.