Abdallah Mohamed Goda
Mechatronics ENGINEER
Fayoum,6th of October
Summary
Dynamic Maintenance Engineer with proven expertise in electrical maintenance and fault resolution at Ceramica Venice Company. Skilled in PLC troubleshooting, AC/DC motor management, and improving power factors, complemented by strong problem-solving abilities. Proficient in Tia Port and Microsoft Office, demonstrating a blend of technical acumen and effective communication.
Overview
1
1
year of professional experience
Work History
Maintenance Engineer
Ceramica Venice Company
01.2024 - Current
- Solving all electrical faults on all lines inside the factory
- General electrical maintenance inside the entire factory
- Installations inside medium and low stations (entry and exit of each service, improving the power factor and supervising it)
- AC/DC motors
- AC Drive (Yaskawa, ABB, siemens and Falcon)
- PLC (Troubleshooting for Siemens and omron)
- Classical control
Education
Automation system, Classic Control, PLC Basic Programming, Electric Motor, Drive Programming
Fayoum university
Skills
Tia port
Personal Information
Date of Birth: 11/08/97
Locations
- Fayoum
- 6th of October
Timeline
Maintenance Engineer
Ceramica Venice Company
01.2024 - Current
Automation system, Classic Control, PLC Basic Programming, Electric Motor, Drive Programming
Fayoum university
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