Ruusa Shoowa agent profile | MyProperty Namibia

Ruusa Shoowa

Credentials

-Over 3 years experience in mining, engineering consulting, project management and Electrical engineering industries. - 2 years experience in the Real Estate industry -Certificate in Real Estate Agent from NEAB -B.Tech degree in Electrical engineering from Namibia University of science and Technology (NUST)

More about Ruusa

Ruusa is a dynamic real estate professional with a unique blend of experience in mining, engineering consulting and real estate. Holding a degree in Electrical Engineering and pursuing a master’s in Sustainable Energy Systems with NUST, as well as a postgraduate diploma in Smart Grid Technology with Stellenbosch University, Ruusa brings a technical edge to her real estate practice. With two years of hands-on experience in the real estate industry and a Real Estate Certificate from NEAB, her technical knowledge combined with a keen understanding of market trends to provide her clients with tailored, innovative, and sustainable real estate solutions.

Ruusa is committed to listening to her clients needs, utilizing her keen negotiating skills to ensure a successful transaction.

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