INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEER

Utilize and further develop my skills in Engineering and Technology, interpersonal relations, and team work, through challenging job opportunities

September 2006 – Present:

“Instrumentation Engineer"
Working at a petro-chemical project for the Liquefied Natural Gas, as a Site Engineer.
Responsibilities: Responsible for all activities regarding Instruments on site, which include:
- being fully aware of the project instrumentation specifications, drawings
- give the foreman daily instructions as per the work plan
- ensure that all instrumentation site activities are conducted under controlled conditions as per shop drawings, method statements, specification and work plan
- preparation of method statements related to instrumentation works
- report to the management for any technical problem or inquires in the project
- identify the overtime for instrumentation labours
- request material, tools and equipment needed in advance
- control the use of material and avoid damages and waste
- ensure safe work environments
Consolidated Contractors International Company – CCIC
Doha, Qatar


February 2006 – August 2006:

“Technical Support"
Responsibilities: Installing, Servicing and Marketing the products which the company distributes such as Intercom systems, monitoring systems, and remote controlled tubular motors for shutters.
Trade Net Resources Company
Amman, Jordan


June – September 2005 (Internship Program):

“Maintenance Attractions"
Responsibilities: Doing Daily, Weekly and Monthly Inspection for the Rides. Repairs to the amusements from lighting systems and controls to the actual equipment controls themselves
(Recommendation Letter Available).
MoreysPiers Amusement Park
NJ, USA


June – September 2005 (Internship Program):

“Sales Representative" Responsibilities: Customer Care,
Making sales, servicing cell phones, making contracts for plans with the cell phone companies, and some managerial work.
Cell World
NJ, USA


July – October 2004 (Internship Program):

“Sales Representative" Responsibilities: Customer Care,
Making sales, servicing cell phones, making contracts for plans with the cell phone companies, and some managerial work (Recommendation Letter Available).

October 2001 – August 2006:
Bachelors Degree Project:
Title: "A Design and Implementation of an Autonomous Helicopter".
Abstract: Two controllers are designed and implemented to stabilize an autonomous Helicopter. The first controller was a digital Proportional, Integral and Derivative (PID) controller, which was implemented on a PIC18F452 microcontroller by Microchip. A 3D gyro system with data acquisition system was used to provide orientation and information about the helicopter, these information were later used by the controller to provide the necessary action to stabilize the system. The second controller was designed using Fuzzy Logic techniques. The performance of both controllers was outstanding.
Bachelors, Mechatronics Engineering
University of Jordan
Amman – Jordan


September 1998 - June 2001:
Achieved and excellent average.

High School Certificate, Scientific Stream.
Al-Ittihad Secondary Schools
Amman – Jordan.

TRAINING COURSES

September 2006 – January 2007: Safety Courses and Trainings
Plant Induction, Job hazard Analysis, Permit to Work, Safety Observation, Start Card System, Confined Spaces, H2S/Breathing Apparatus, EHS.
March 2006: “SIMATIC HMI Wincc (SCADA) system Handling ST - BWINCC”
This course was held by Engineers Training Center (ETC) Jordan, and certificated by Siemens. (Total of 30 hours)

February 2006: “VB.NET, Microsoft Visual Basic for the .Net Framework Course”
This course was held and certificated by IEEE Student branch at University of Jordan (Total of 24 hours)

December 2005: “Modern Automotive Technology Course”
This course was held and certificated by
Modern Automotive Academy (Total of 50 hours)

February 2005: “PIC Microcontrollers Programming Course”
This course was held and certificated by IEEE Student branch at University of Jordan (Total of 25 hours)

September 2003: “Oracle Course”
This course was held and certificated by IEEE Student branch at University of Jordan (Total of 60 hours)

June 2002: “Matlab Course”
This course was held and certificated by IEEE Student branch at University of Jordan (Total of 30 hours)

PERSONAL SKILLS
•Fluent in written and spoken English ( TOEFL
Test Score 237 CBT, March 2006).
•Strong communication skills.
•Presentation skills.
•Fluent in written and spoken Arabic.