Student Profiles of Harvard Admitted applicants

Background and nationality: South-East Asian Ethnicity (Not Indian), but born and raised in Scandinavia (Sweden, Norway, Denmark...)
Undergrad Information:
BSc. in Mechanical Engineering (GPA 4.67/5.00 - 3.74/4.00) - At top 5 local University
MSc. Engineering in Project Management (GPA 3.97/5.00 - 3.34/4.00) - Top 1 University for Engineers locally
Took 22.5 extra ECTS during MSc.
GMAT: Not taken, but assume in range 730-760
Work experience and leadership:
- Internship for top 3 US Bank (2 months - CB/IB)
- 1 year for telecom start-up as planner (lead projects from early plan to completion)
- 2.5 years at a large energy client (rotation based program - 1 year in OnG Ops.; 6 months in Offshore Wind; 1 year in corporate ventures/Innovation + accelerator program)
Community and others
- Come from low income background so worked a lot part time as a security guard
- Student teaching assistant for Calculus (Matrices, linear algebra, and that sort of stuff)
- Support local kids from similar background as mine with school/career guidance
- Human rights formal letters to government for supporting causes represented by organization
Post MBA goals
As I work within an Energy company, I want to pivot from these technical/comercial roles at the sharper end within a heavy asset industry to working more with "support processes" (perspective of a client here) such as IB and find value adding investment opportunities. Focusing on the energy industry at such. I believe that I have a solid and broad understanding of the operating models of energy industry to see the synergies that can be activated with different investment cases. It is a big pivot, but leveraging my experience and pivoting to a more investment oriented setting and supporting the energy transition from the banking sector is where I see my passion. And of course, leverage the school's subjects, professors, and clubs to develop competency within finance/financial modelling/analysis.
The more long term goal is to develop competence within the whole energy value chain (investment/banking side, operations, projects, RnD...) and build a strong network, and then shift to PE to deliver value in an even more specialized setting. Though (as I have learnt), I would not mention this at an admissions interview, but rather play the whole IB/Banking all the way card.
Anything else?
None.