Engineer. Mostafa Moussa

Seeking an Engineering position to provide high quality analytical, problem solving, management skills; improve efficiencies in Company’s plant and production facilities and profit maximization.

Computer Vision and Image Processing Lab at University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky January, 2009- November, 2009
Engineering Research Assistant
Focused on image understanding with practical applications, assisted in image modeling, segmentation, registration, and object reconstruction:
• Image modeling: Developed a new vector level set distance representation for describing the surface evolution; centerline extraction approach for shaping representation that links the objects topological nodes; designed a new shape representation approach using vector level set function. These contributions have been manifested in robust approaches for multimodality image segmentation and registration.
• 3-D Surface Reconstruction: Generalization of the image formation problem by removing the constraints on the object with respect to the camera and light source, and removing the restriction on the objects’ surface model.
• Helped with remote sensing, computer vision and medical imaging. Contributions include the Surface Point Signature (SPS) approach, a novel elastic registration framework based on partial differential equations to correlate a data set to another one sharing some common attributes.
• Documentation and analysis of findings related to Biometric facial recognition, and biomedical imaging projects
• Responsible for recommending areas for future studies by collecting facial images and 3D references used in the development of an operational prototype

Stride Rite Footwear , Louisville, KY January, 2007 - May, 2007
Group Project Engineer
• Reduced waste motion through the proper design of the work environment.
• Developed, implemented plans, programs for facility modifications and revisions to operating methods.
• Assisted in establishing a sample calculator that has several benefits, supported in establishing the ease of use that allows for almost anyone to function in the fashion of Industrial Engineer.
• Helped with the complexities of quality control sampling.
• Increased the overall facility productivity through combined work steps, removing non-value added tasks, adding automation and the development of effective work practices.

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE, Louisville, KY
Bachelor of Science, Industrial Engineering [August 2009]