Eng. Mwesiga’s academic record is distinguished by consistent exceptional performance. He was awarded the National Merit Government Scholarship for BSc. Electrical Engineering (First Class Honors, Makerere University), and the Presidential Millennium Science Initiative / DAAD Scholarship to pursue MSc. Electrical Engineering (Distinction, Makerere University / University of Pretoria).

He equally holds a Bachelor of Laws (First Class Honors, Makerere University), where he received the Makerere Law Society Award, Uganda Law Society Award, and the Public Interest Law Clinic Award as the best graduating student – as well as the Chief Justice Award for the best student on the Postgraduate Diploma in Legal Practice (Law Development Centre). In 2024, he was awarded the CIArb Kenya ADR Excellence Award as the ARF Best Candidate.

Eng. Mwesiga’s association with UIPE spans over two decades. As a student member, he served as Finance Secretary of Makerere Engineering Society (MES). He served on UIPE Council (2010–2012), championing graduate member representation and chairing the Graduate Apprenticeship Program (GAP) Committee – which delivered structured graduate training to over 60 engineers under a DFID and EU–funded collaborative project. He has served on the UIPE Kampala Branch Executive (2015/2016), as UIPE–appointed adjudicator on technical infrastructure disputes, and as rapporteur and committee member for multiple National Technology Conferences (18th, 19th and 21st NTCs).

In January 2025, he was appointed to ERB’s Technical Committee on the Misuse of the Title ‘Engineer’ under FIDIC Contracts, producing an advisory note circulated to all Ministries, Departments, Agencies and Local Governments in Uganda. He championed a consultative process on the proposed Engineering Professionals Bill 2024 under the Consortium of Engineering Deans in Uganda, presenting a memorandum to the Parliamentary Sectoral Committee on Physical Infrastructure in January 2025.