Mechanical Engineer

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OMID NOORSHAMS

Toronto, ON M5S 1A1 • 604-***-**** • ac8lt1@r.postjobfree.com

Mechanical engineer with proven performance in designing, programming, data analysis, critical thinking, troubleshooting and documentation.

5+ years experience in Autodesk inventor and AutoCAD and Blender (3D modeling), Fluent, Solidworks.

Familiar with HVAC.

Familiar with REVIT.

Familiar with Finite elements methods and finite difference methods. Familiar with Geometric dimensioning and tolerancing. Team player with proven ability to build collaborative relations with peers, technicians, and managers in a multidisciplinary team. Self-starter, quick learner with versatile knowledge in engineering.

Research Engineer, 01/2018 to Current

CCBN – Lethbridge, AB

Designing, developing, coding, testing and debugging using Python, Autodesk, Blender, Eagle. Analyzing and enhancing efficiency, stability and scalability of system resources. Setting up a workshop at CCBN (ordered equipment)

Prepared detailed technical design specifications and documentation. Designed, developed and maintained automated systems. Designed mechanical parts using Autodesk and prototyping with 3D printer. Research Assistant, 08/2015 to 12/2017

Neuroscience Department, UBC – Vancouver

Developed a novel idea for an automated weighing system used in group housed mice experiment. Large-scale data acquisition, analyzing and mapping: Saved real time data through Raspberry Pi in text files using Python.

Documented a user friendly paper that every lab can implement. Developed an automatic movement-tracking system using a grid of radio-frequency identification units (RFIDs).

Developed software to acquire data from the automated weighing system using Python and Education

Arduino.

Developed a software to track objects with computer vision. Resulted in a more efficient and robust system compared to the existing methods. Research Assistant, 01/2013 to 08/2015

University of Massachusetts Dartmouth

Led a lab of 45 students for AutoCAD course, lectured on important features and tools of AutoCAD.

Led a lab of 30 students for Fluid Dynamics course, lectured on important concepts and tools of Fluid Dynamics experiments.

Guided students on homework and lab assignments and provided feedback on how to improve programming techniques.

Analyzed the effect of uncertainties in differential equations using global sensitivity analysis techniques such as Sobol's method.

Research And Teaching Assistant, 08/2009 to 08/2013 Heat Transfer Lab University of Polytechnic

Developed and designed a system to study the frost formation around a horizontal cold cylinder exposed to humid air flow.

Implemented uncertainty quantification methods for heat transfer equations originated from a laser heat source.

Studied the effect of parameter uncertainty propagation on temperature profile. Developed a FORTRAN code to study transitional heat transfer and fluid dynamics in a toroidal pipe using Finite Difference Methods (FDM).

Assisted 25 students on Fluid Dynamics course. Solved exercise problems, lectured on important concepts of Fluid Dynamics, designed and graded assignments and exams. Mechanical Engineer, 03/2011 to 09/2011

Vala Andishan

Designed piping and ducts using AutoCAD.

Calculated pressure drop and head loss through pipe and ventilation systems. Consulted on equipment and material cost and other engineering aspects for successful project execution.

Master of Science: Mechanical Engineering, 2013

Tehran Polytechnic - Tehran

Mechanical Engineering Specialisation Heat Transfer and Fluid Dynamics Master of Science: Neuroscience, 2017

University Of British Columbia - BC

Neuroscience

Bachelor of Science: Mechanical Engineering, 2011

Tehran Polytechnic - Tehran

Mechanical Engineering Specialisation Heat Transfer and Fluid Dynamics

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