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Pittsburgh, Pa, Us

Pittsburgh, Pa, Us

West Lafayette, In, Us

Working as a graduate teaching assistant running two heat and mass transfer labs per week. Each lab I hold a prelab lecture that discusses the theory and math behind the phenomenon explored that week and grade weekly prelab assignments and lab reports. I also mentor student project groups in designing, building, and running their own experiment that explores any of the topics from their heat and mass lecture.

Riyadh, Sa

Spring 2021:Site Infrastructure Process Engineer Co-op -Key Learnings: Retirement of pressure vessels, decommissioning obsolete equipment, ChemOps procedure updates, P&ID reading, MOC process, and SAP asset management.Fall 2021:Site Mechanical Integrity Reliability Co-op -Key learnings: Pressure vessel re-rate process, mechanical integrity inspection techniques, Risk Based Inspection (RBI) program, asset lifecycle assessment program.Summer 2022:ChemOps/Compounding Maintenance Engineer Co-op -Key Learnings: Maintenance planning around key production equipment, Turnaround planning, CAPEX asset replacement-in-kind planning, maintenance material requisition process and optimization.

West Lafayette, In, Us

Worked as head undergraduate TA (UTA) for the Systems and Controls Engineering class (ME 365) at Purdue University for the Fall 2022 semester. As the head UTA, I collaborated with the course coordinator and head graduate TA to create grading rubrics and assign grading responsibilities to the other UTAs.I helped lead two labs every other week. These labs focused on teaching students how to calibrate both static and dynamic systems, perform system identification, noise reduction, and simple introduction into controller design. I assisted students in learning and implementing VI's within LabVIEW in order to control wind tunnels and servo-tables.Through this experience, I learned how to lead a team through my coordination with the other UTA's. I also learned how to help others learn. My students were never given the answer, instead I asked other questions and helped lead them to arrive to an answer on their own. To me, this is the best way to learn and will provide them the necessary skills to answer tough questions in their professional careers.