Administrative Assistant Engineering

MOHAMED ELKHOLY

Ottawa, Ontario K*N*P* C: 613-***-**** **************@*******.**.**

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

Highly motivated, quick learner and goal oriented Mechanical Engineering graduate with a wide range of experience in design and manufacturing methods. Completed education stages in England and Canada. Seeking an entry level engineering position to apply expertise and contribute to an organization’s success. Software:

• Microsoft Office

• MATLAB/Simulink

• CAD (SolidWorks, Creo)

• Finite Element Analysis (ANSYS)

• Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)

• Catia V5

• C/C++

Leadership and teamwork

Technical Writing

Public speaking and presentation

preparation

Fabrication and Machining:

• Drill press

• Band saw

• Soldering/Brazing

• Welding

• Cutting/Grinding

Spoken Languages: Fluent in English both written and oral WORK HISTORY

Assistant Event Coordinator June 2016 - August 2017 University of Ottawa – Ottawa, ON, Canada

• Worked under the engineering director administrative assistant and event coordinator as part of a team to organize events, workshops, and conferences.

• Calculated budgets and ensured they were adhered to

• Scheduled speakers, vendors, and participants

• Coordinated event logistics including registration, attendee tracking, presentation preparation as well as pre- and post- event evaluations

• Gained valuable communication and team collaboration skills Assistant Mechanic Intern May - September 2017

A Z Auto Sales & Svc – Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

• Fabricated parts and piping to complete installations and repairs

• Serviced vehicle air conditioning, brakes, and fluid systems

• Conducted body work and repairs on damaged vehicle frame

• Analyzed diagrams and schematics to understand machinery operations ACADEMIC PROJECTS

Hybrid Natural Gas Vehicle - 4th year Capstone project September 2017- April 2018 Worked in a group of four students tasked with designing and manufacturing a fuel-efficient Shell Eco-marathon vehicle Acted as an intermediary between the students and the machine shop technicians to ensure drawings are correctly formatted Successfully designed and modeled a lightweight frame and aerodynamic shell using SolidWorks that exceeded expectations by professors and group members

Used Ansys to conduct stress, heat, vibration, aerodynamics, and yield material tests on the chassis and shell Wrote an engineering report outlining the stages of the design and manufacturing process Conducted weekly presentations to check the progress of group members and share findings and achievements EDUCATION

Bachelor of Engineering: Mechanical Engineering, completed degree in 2018 Carleton University – Ottawa, ON, CANADA

• Recipient of academic entrance scholarship of excellent academic record

• Relevant courses: Fluid Mechanics, Mechanical Vibrations, Principles of Manufacturing, Heat transfer and Thermodynamics, Mechanical Design/ Strength of Materials, Dynamics of Machinery, Vehicles, Heating and Air conditioning (HVAC) SKILLS

Communication:

Egg Transport Mechanism September - December 2016

• Acted as team lead to a group of students with the purpose of designing and manufacturing a robotic crane to extract and transport an egg between cups of water located 3ft apart

• Produced 2D and 3D drawings of the crane as well as corresponding bill of materials (BOM)

• Programmed the crane to execute the task automatically without human intervention by using an Arduino controller

• Created a technical report detailing the design, manufacturing, and assembly procedures

• Gained valuable knowledge about essential machine shop practices and basic tools to fabricate the crane VOLUNTEERING EXPERIENCE

Assistant October 2015 – January 2016

Egyptian Embassy, Ottawa, ON

• Prepared delegate packs as well as interacted with and answered citizens phone calls to respond to concerns and demands

• Supervised the dismantling and removal of embassy events

• Planned room layouts as well as the entertainment program for various embassy events

• Developed a communication approach with colleagues and managers Fundraiser

CHEO Drive, Ottawa, ON April – May 2013

• Went door to door collecting donations and raising awareness regarding the role of CHEO in helping cure children in the community

• Prepared data sheets detailing the amount of donations collected with the corresponding addresses

• Organized after event activities including barbeques and sport competitions AFFILIATIONS

• Member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineering (ASME)

• Member of the Society of Automotive Engineering (SAE)

• Member of the Canadian Society for Mechanical Engineering (CSME)

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