Amir Jafaripour MEng, PhD

Personal Information

Date of Birth: 19/01/1987

Nationality: British

Address: *** ***** **., ********, **** Midland, CV3 4BG

Mobile number: +44 (0-789*******

E-mail: acdqe8@r.postjobfree.com

Profile

I push boundaries in both personal and professional senses and enjoy facing different

challenges. I am a highly motivated and dynamic individual with excellent engineering

knowledge and management skills who can work well to tight deadlines and also able to

succeed in all working environments. Dedication and hard work as my slogan drives me to be

extremely eager to prove my capabilities in an employment setting.

Qualifications & Education

University of Birmingham, UK (January 2010- November 2013)

Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D), Chemical Engineering, Minerals Processing/ Hydrometallurgy

Aston University, UK (September 2005- September 2009)

Master of Engineering (M.Eng.), Chemical Engineering (2:1 Honours)

Sydney Stringer Community Technology College- Coventry, UK

A Levels, Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Persian (2003-2005)

GCSEs, English, Mathematics, Double science, Art, Geography, I.T, Persian (2001-2003)

Skills & Expertise

Proposal generation & writing, Minerals & metals processing and product formulation, Data &

statistics analysis, Control systems, Teaching, Pilot plant scale-up, Financial research,

Presentations, Chemical process engineering, Project management, Process modelling, Process

hazard analysis, PFDs, Piping & instrumentation drawings, Report writings, COSHH, HAZOP,

Industrial wastewater treatment techniques, Aspen plus process simulation software.

Languages

• English (full professional proficiency)

• Persian (full working proficiency)

Achievements

• Planning and leadership role take in undergraduate studies at a group design project and

managed to achieve the highest grade in the study year at the school of chemical

engineering;

• Working in a team to help raise money for a local charity which provided help and support

for orphanages;

• Strong presentation skills and management demonstrated in my postgraduate position which

provided me with an excellent opportunity to inspire and lead people to deliver;

• Gaining a black belt (graduate belt) in martial arts (Aikido) over a short period of time

which enabled me to develop my interpersonal skills.

Journal publications

• The utilisation of waste gas sludge (BOS sludge) for removal of heavy metals from

synthetic Acid Mine Drainage (AMD).

• Adsorption of heavy metals from real Acid Mine Drainage (AMD), by waste gas sludge

(BOS sludge).

Other Training and Certification

• Advanced swimming skills and professional helper certificate

• First aid certificate

• Martial arts, Aikido certificate

• PRINCE2 management training course

Professional membership

• Institution of Chemical Engineers, IChemE.

Professional Experience

GE Oil and Gas Business/ oil & energy division/ Norway

Internship programme (January 2014-March 2014)

Position held: Subsea Control system engineer

University of Birmingham/ Harsco Metals & Minerals Ltd UK

(January 2010- November 2013)

Position held: Wastewater/ Process Engineer (Ph.D. Scholar)

This role utilised commercial, operational and technical experience to develop and

commercialise technological solutions that add value to existing operations within the metals

and minerals sectors. I collaborated with internal and external partners (TATA Steel UK),

including academia and environment agencies, to identify and develop technologies that address

operational challenges facing the metals sector. Particular emphasis was placed on by-product

processing and resource recovery to enhance operational sustainability. This role included

carrying out detailed chemical/mechanical engineering designs and implementation of fully

managed operational resources in order to commercialise novel products.

University of Birmingham (2010-2012)

Position held: Laboratory Supervisor

The major courses that I have been involved in at University were loss prevention in chemical

industry and pollution control. These courses involved considering a number of aspects as in

causes of accidents, major chemical hazards, environmental management and also emergency

planning in chemical industry. I have also supervised some chemical engineering laboratory

classes for undergraduates, conducting different experimental work including, filtration,

physical separation, columns studies, cooling tower test runs and many others.

Private science and mathematics Tutor (2007-2011)

Deutsche Bank- Birmingham, UK (2009-2010) / Position held: Financial and risk analyst

(Internship programme)

References

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