Main Task : Creation and Programming of Software Applications for Use in Conventional Power Plant Technology.Description: Worked at the Institute of Process Technology, Internship Process Automation and Measuring Technology (IPM) at the Zittau/Goerlitz University of Applied Sciences. The main goal of this internship was the creation, programming and testing of software applications for use in conventional power plant technology.In one project, in which a non-invasive measuring system for condition monitoring of the reactor core during severe accidents in pressurised water reactors was being developed, the task was to create and programme a connection between two software tools (MATLAB, R) for a real-time capable data transmission from one to the other software tool during one simulation run. This software application was evaluated as "works very excellent and all requirements were implemented to the fullest extent".In another project, in which theoretical and experimental investigations for the increase of energy efficiency in conventional power plants were performed, the task was to create and programme an OPC client for logging data from a large-scale test facility into a database, where more than 1500 sensors values and PLC devices statuses are required to be logged in a fraction of a second. This OPC client was evaluated as "works very well and owing to the easy handling all requirements were implemented to more than the fullest extent".Also, small tasks were assigned once in a while between the two main tasks, such as Control Loop Analysis for behaviour assurance, and research the ability to parallel program existing programs to improve the program's running speed.

Some of the work accomplished during this position :- Held talks and presentations about the latest technologies available from Microsoft (such as Windows 8 back that time).- Helped students get a hands-on Microsoft technologies and developer tools.- Co-Coordinated round one of the world’s biggest technology contest from Microsoft (Microsoft Imagine Cup) in Palestine.- Supervised Microsoft’s booth in Expotech week (Expotech is an annual exhibition for technology in Ramallah,Palestine). Check: http://www.expotech.ps/2011/

Some of the work accomplished during this position :- Coordinated a two-week training conference with five professionals from different countries and 200+ participants in An-Najah National University, the workshop mainly focused on living and working abroad with all the issues involved starting from the cultural differences and ending with job \scholarship interviews.- Coordinated the training course of “Join the American Engineering” for architects in the university with 70+ participants and an international trainer.- University’s representative for many conferences and events both locally and internationally.

Voluntary worked as a teaching assistant with NGO project HOPE in refugee educational summer camps, translation, English courses, cultural understanding, and photography in Nablus, Palestine.