Engineering Power Plant

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Kodjo Abebiyi Adenka (U.S Citizen)

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Recent college graduate with degree in electrical and computer engineering with focus on power system experienced in the design, engineering and quality improvement of electronic components and instructional documentation. Proven ability to handle diverse electrical duties, computer installation, and proven leadership and communication skills.

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science, Electrical and Computer Engineering, May 2017 MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY, Baltimore, MD, GPA: 3.559, Graduated Cum Laude Undergraduate Senior Project Title: Smart Grid Control System Design of Micro Smart Grid with Smart Monitoring System to track the energy price and be able to switch the supply source from conventional public grid to a renewable energy sources or battery on conditions. The control system used SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) based network design, Rex Controls software, Raspberry pi as server host and Arduino with sensors as measuring tools to monitor the micro grid.

Associate of Science, Electrical Engineering, May 2015 PRINCE GEORGE'S COMMUNITY COLLEGE Largo, MD, GPA: 3.71 COMPUTER & TECHNICAL SKILLS

Systems/ Language: Programmable Logic Controller (PLC), C language, Matlab, Python, JavaScript, VHDL/Verilog language and FPGA board

Software: HOMER Micro Grid design, System Advisor Model (NREL: SAM) Power Plant Model Design, P-spice, AutoCAD (Creo Parametric), Rex controls

Equipment: Oscilloscope, DC power supplies, function generators, spectrum analyzer, Multimeter Skills: Soldering, read schematic and perform troubleshooting, electrical wiring, network wiring, hand powered tools Language spoken and written language:

§ English (Fluent) § French (Fluent)

WORK EXPERIENCE

Engineering Intern, University of Maryland: IREAP, College Park, MD, May 2014 – Jul 2014 Laboratory for Photocathode Research

Project: The Effect of Light Polarization on the Quantum Efficiency for Photocathode Emission. Task: Vacuum Chamber design and installation, lenses and laser set up and data collection. Graduate Student, Morgan State University, Baltimore, MD, Spring 2017 Project: NREL Core Based Hybrid Micro Grid

Task: Design and feasibility cost analysis of hybrid micro grid in Maryland Eastern Shore in the city of Princess Anne using HOMER micro grid design software. The micro grid composed of solar photovoltaic, wind turbine, battery system and public grid. The design focused on NREL core process such as economic, sustainability and energy surety optimization. The simulated result gave scenario available in accordance to net metering service to customers and power purchase agreement regulations. Field Technician, Sud Telecom, Accra, Ghana, Jan 2006 – Jan 2008

§ Equipments installation or replacement and parts replacement.

§ Cable modem and router network setup.

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