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MOHAMAD EID

Electrical Power Systems Engineering Student
Obour City

Summary

Power Systems Engineering student passionate about renewable energy, control systems, battery technologies, and electric vehicles, with a solid foundation in electrical engineering principles. Gained hands-on experience in MATLAB, system simulation, and analytical problem-solving through academic projects and internships. Continuously enhancing coding skills while exploring AI applications to optimize energy systems and improve efficiency. Seeking a technical internship this summer to tackle real engineering challenges, contribute to innovative and sustainable energy projects, and further develop technical and professional skills.

Overview

2
2
years of professional experience
3
3
Certificates
2
2
Languages

Work History

Workshop

ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC in Collaboration With IEEE – German International University (GIU)
New Capital Admistrative-GIU Campus
02.2026 - 02.2026
  • Studied the structure, materials, and electrical characteristics of Medium Voltage (MV) underground cables rated up to 36 kV, including conductors, XLPE insulation, metallic screens, and protective layers.
  • Gained hands-on experience in MV cable preparation, including insulation stripping, screen removal, conductor cleaning, and dimensional accuracy according to manufacturer standards.
  • Assisted in the installation of premoulded cable accessories such as straight-through joints, indoor and outdoor terminations, and elbow connectors for RMU systems.
  • Learned stress control techniques and electric field distribution management to prevent insulation failure and partial discharge in MV systems.
  • Applied installation standards, grounding procedures, torque specifications, and safety regulations to ensure reliable and compliant cable jointing and termination.
  • Understood proper sequencing and quality control measures required for safe and long-lasting MV cable system performance.

Workshop

Google Developer Groups (GDG) – On Campus, Egypt University of Informatics
New Capital Admistrative-EUI Campus
01.2026 - 01.2026

Intro to AI & Prompt Engineering Workshop

  • Completed hands-on training on Artificial Intelligence fundamentals and prompt engineering techniques.
  • Gained practical exposure to AI tools and effective prompt structuring for optimized outputs.
  • Explored real-world AI applications and emerging trends in intelligent systems.

Volunteer

AIESEC Member – Exchange & Leadership Development
Cairo, Egypt
02.2025 - 07.2025
  • Contributed to the execution of youth leadership and international exchange programs aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
  • Supported the end-to-end exchange process, including candidate sourcing, screening, preparation, and post-exchange follow-up to ensure a high-quality participant experience.
  • Conducted 20+ outreach calls per week to prospective applicants, providing program guidance and increasing engagement in global volunteer and internship opportunities.
  • Assisted in organizing recruitment campaigns and university events, engaging 30+ students and promoting AIESEC’s mission within the campus community.
  • Collaborated with cross-functional and international teams to coordinate exchange processes and maintain effective stakeholder communication.
  • Delivered mentoring sessions and workshops focused on leadership development and intercultural communication.
  • Developed strong competencies in sales, customer relationship management, public speaking, negotiation, and cross-cultural collaboration.

Intern

Arab American Vehicles Co. (AAV)
Cairo, Egypt
08.2024 - 08.2024
  • Assisted in the development and implementation of quality control procedures in the vehicle assembly process
  • Supported the engineering team in troubleshooting electrical issues in production vehicles to ensure compliance with safety standards
  • Participated in research projects focused on improving the efficiency of electrical systems in automotive applications
  • Conducted analysis of manufacturing data to identify trends and recommend improvements in operational efficiency
  • Engaged in training sessions on the latest automotive technologies and industry standards to stay updated with emerging trends
  • Organization for Industrialization (AOI)

Education

Bachelor of Engineering - Electrical Power Systems

German international University (GIU)
New Administrative Capital, Egypt
05.2027

High school - Scientific – Mathematics(Thanaweya Amma)

Nozha International School
Egypt
07.2023

Skills

Electrical Circuits

Arduino

C/C

Microcontroller programming

Matlab,Simulink

Power electronics applications

Electrical facility design

Automation & control systems

Power systems design and analysis

Software Engineering

Certification

MATLAB Onramp

Interests

Automation & Control Engineering: Exploring modern control systems, industrial automation, and process optimization

Power Systems: Learning about power generation, distribution, and smart grid technologies

Artificial Intelligence (AI): Studying AI applications in automation, predictive maintenance, and smart solutions

Embedded Systems & AVR Microcontrollers:Designing and programming microcontroller-based projects to strengthen practical engineering skills

Timeline

Workshop

ELSEWEDY ELECTRIC in Collaboration With IEEE – German International University (GIU)
02.2026 - 02.2026

Workshop

Google Developer Groups (GDG) – On Campus, Egypt University of Informatics
01.2026 - 01.2026

Embedded systems based on AVR Diploma

01-2026

Simulink Onramp

03-2025

Volunteer

AIESEC Member – Exchange & Leadership Development
02.2025 - 07.2025

MATLAB Onramp

02-2025

Intern

Arab American Vehicles Co. (AAV)
08.2024 - 08.2024

Bachelor of Engineering - Electrical Power Systems

German international University (GIU)

High school - Scientific – Mathematics(Thanaweya Amma)

Nozha International School

LANGUAGES

Arabic
English

Projects

Microcontroller-Based Maze Solving System | Embedded C 

• Developed a maze-solving system based on an ATmega32 microcontroller 

• Integrated six infrared sensors and six servo motors for obstacle detection and automated door control.

 • Added a temperature sensor to monitor the internal temperature of the maze for safety purposes.

 • Interfaced an LCD to display six questions, with a 4×4 keypad for input and logic allowing up to three attempts per door 

• Simulated and tested the full system using Proteus software before hardware implementation

 DC Motor Speed Control Circuit Design 

 • Designed a DC motor speed control circuit using a 220V to 24V transformer and SCR for phase control. 

• Implemented speed regulation with diodes and resistors, optimizing motor performance.

 • Simulated the entire circuit using LTspice to validate performance before implementation.

Hobbies

  • Reading: Exploring books on engineering, technology, self-improvement, and occasionally novels to expand knowledge and creativity.
  • Chess: Developing strategic thinking and problem-solving skills through competitive play.
  • Football: Participating in team sports to enhance teamwork, discipline, and physical fitness.
  • Learning Languages: Studying new languages to understand different cultures and improve communication skills.
  • Gym: Engaging in strength training and fitness routines to build discipline, perseverance, and goal-setting abilities.

Hobbies

  • Reading: Exploring books on engineering, technology, self-improvement, and occasionally novels to expand knowledge and creativity.
  • Chess: Developing strategic thinking and problem-solving skills through competitive play.
  • Football: Participating in team sports to enhance teamwork, discipline, and physical fitness.
  • Learning Languages: Studying new languages to understand different cultures and improve communication skills.
  • Gym: Engaging in strength training and fitness routines to build discipline, perseverance, and goal-setting abilities.

Projects

Microcontroller-Based Maze Solving System | Nov-Dec 2024

• Developed a maze-solving system based on an ATmega32 microcontroller 

• Integrated six infrared sensors and six servo motors for obstacle detection and automated door control.

 • Added a temperature sensor to monitor the internal temperature of the maze for safety purposes.

 • Interfaced an LCD to display six questions, with a 4×4 keypad for input and logic allowing up to three attempts per door 

• Simulated and tested the full system using Proteus software before hardware implementation

 DC Motor Speed Control Circuit Design | May 2025

 • Designed a DC motor speed control circuit using a 220V to 24V transformer and SCR for phase control. 

• Implemented speed regulation with diodes and resistors, optimizing motor performance.

 • Simulated the entire circuit using LTspice to validate performance before implementation.

Embedded Systems Project – Multifunction Digital Clock (ATmega32) | Dec 2025-Jan 2026
• Designed and implemented a real-time embedded system using ATmega32 microcontroller
• Developed clock, alarm, stopwatch, and countdown timer functionalities
• Configured Timer0 in CTC mode with interrupt-based 1-second time generation (without external RTC)
• Interfaced 16x2 LCD in 8-bit mode for real-time data display
• Implemented push-button control with software debouncing
• Integrated buzzer alarm logic triggered by time conditions
• Applied modular layered architecture (MCAL, HAL, Application layers)
• Validated system through Proteus simulation and hardware testing

MOHAMAD EIDElectrical Power Systems Engineering Student