Ayesha Hassan
Supporting Team Member
Ayesha Hassan is a Civil Associate at Michael Baker, specializing in highway and roadway design. Originally from Pakistan, she moved to the U.S. in 2018 and earned her master’s degree in civil engineering from Temple University in 2020. Ayesha started her journey at Michael Baker as an intern and transitioned to a full-time role after graduating.
Motivated by the challenges faced by communities, Ayesha is passionate about giving back and is grateful to be a part of the Michael Baker B2P team. She actively advocates for underrepresented voices and mentors youth, particularly girls in STEM. Ayesha is also involved with nonprofit organizations, serving on the boards of Conference of Minority Transportation Officials (COMTO) and American Society of Civil Engineers Younger Member Forum (ASCE-YMF). In her free time, she enjoys cityscape photography, exploring coffee shops, taking long walks and spending time with loved ones.
Fun fact: The B2P build in Rwanda is Ayesha’s second international trip. (Earlier in 2024, she traveled to France.)
How did you feel when you walked across the completed bridge for the first time?
Walking across the bridge for the first time was an indescribable moment filled with a mix of emotions. As I stepped onto the sturdy structure we had worked tirelessly to build, I felt a profound sense of accomplishment and pride. Seeing the bridge span across the previously impassable gap, connecting communities, and opening new possibilities, filled me with a deep sense of fulfillment.
Moreover, knowing that this bridge would serve as a lifeline for the local residents, providing them with safer and more convenient access to essential resources, filled me with a sense of gratitude and humility. It was a moment of triumph, unity, and hope—a testament to the power of collaboration and the transformative impact of service.
