Mishael Nuh Email & Phone Number

Manchester, GB

Warrington, England, United Kingdom

Cambridge, England, United Kingdom

• Researching the design development and digital fabrication of a novel light-weight concrete flooring system which facilitates component reuse and is compatible with a circular economy for the built environment.
• Contributed to the Automating Concrete Construction (ACORN) project
• Developed a digital fabrication method for curved concrete shells
• Postgraduate Division D (Civil Engineering) Representative for 2021

Cambridge, England, United Kingdom

• Lead small group supervisions for the first and second year Structures module for Pembroke College, Churchill College, and Lucy Cavendish College at the University of Cambridge.
• Provided student support and insight into structural mechanics and their applications
• Taught over 50 students through a combination of remote and in-person learning

Toronto, Canada Area

• Instructed and held tutorials for the "Structures and Materials: An Introduction to Engineering Design" course at the University of Toronto.
• Aided course instructors during demonstrations and labs
• Explained and taught basic concepts of structural engineering and design to over 30 students

London, United Kingdom

• Working as a digital development intern in the digital technologies group at the London office of Arup. Focused on further developing an open source data platform for AEC (see https://speckle.works/) and adapting it.
• Created an interoperability client in C# for GSA to enable sending and receiving of models for structural analysis from architectural software
• Created a web-platform using Vue.js and Javascript to enable communication between the Speckle platform and external REST API endpoints
• Implemented the ability to transfer a Revit analytical model to the Speckle platform for use in other structural software such as GSA and ETABS

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

• Structural engineering intern in the buildings group at the Toronto office of Arup. Involved in the development and design of various projects for the Riyadh Metro, Toronto Pearson Airport, the new Canadian Canoe.
• Performed concrete and steel design according to Canadian and Ontario building codes
• Generated finite element models using various structural analysis software such as GSA, SAP2000, ETABS, and SAFE
• Prepare calculation packages to document and communicate design decisions
• Developed scripts and programs to automate tasks using Grasshopper, Python, and C#

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

• Instructed and held tutorials for the "Structures and Materials: An Introduction to Engineering Design" course at the University of Toronto.
• Aided course instructors during demonstrations and labs
• Explained and taught basic concepts of structural engineering and design to over 30 students

Austin, Texas

• Worked on the development and testing of a finite element modelling program for reinforced and prestressed concrete shell structures.
• Tested various models of single-bay concrete column-slab systems with varying boundary conditions to develop models representative of larger multi-bay systems
• Performed verification of the VecTor4 shell element program with large multi-bay concrete column-slab and silo systems
• Integrated the VecTor4 finite element program into the GiD commercial pre- and post-processor to better formulate and visualize results

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

• Worked as a research intern with Professor Michael P. Collins and Evan Bentz in the structures lab:
• Aided in the construction and testing of 5 test specimens for graduate projects, including a 7 meter long torsion specimen
• Compiled a database of all concrete shell and panel tests done at the University of Toronto

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Engineering

Bachelor Of Applied Science - Basc, Engineering Science, 4.00 Cumulative Gpa