MUHAMMAD ANAS SIRAJ
**-******* ****** ****, *** # 1413, Toronto, Ontario, M5B 2E8
Tel: +1-647-***-**** E-mail: ********.****.*****@*******.**
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATION
A self-motivated and a dedicated team player committed to providing high quality support
Able to merge user needs with business requirements, budgetary restrictions and logistical consideration
Manage time effectively to work on projects such as Smart Grid, while meeting deadlines
Result oriented with excellent analytical, report writing and problem solving skills
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Standard Testing Equipment: Function generators, Multi-meters and Oscilloscopes
C/C++ language, Verilog VHDL, Java and SQL
MATLAB, Multisim, AutoCAD, Pro-Engineering and Microsoft Office(Word, Excel, PowerPoint,
Access)
Operating System: Windows XP/VISTA/7/8, LINUX
EDUCATION
Ryerson University (2012-2016)
Program: Bachelor of Engineering
Major: Electrical Engineering
CGPA: 3.31
Current Year: 3rd year
RELEVANT COURSES
Principles of Electrical Engineering, Electronic Circuits, Electric Networks, Electromagnetics,
Field Theory, Signal and System, Software Systems, Energy Conversion, Control System.
ACADEMIC PROJECTS
Smart Grid Research, Ryerson University: (Jan. 2014 - Apr 2014)
Coordinated with a team of 6 members to study the need of smart grid technology and its benefit to
both provider and consumers
Analyzed the green way of producing energy, utilizing solar and wind power to benefit the grid
Highlighted the fundamentals of smart meter, time of use pricing and safety of the system
Created recommendation using graphs/drawings, outlining basic two way communication system
Schedule and organized weekly meetings, in order to keep track of the performance
(Sep. 2014 – Dec. 2014)
Voltage Controlled Waveform Generator, Ryerson University:
Using circuit analysis and designs made on Multisim to build a voltage controlled waveform
generator to generate a signal depending on user input.
Implementing the design on a breadboard using electronic components such as amplifier,
capacitors and resistors
Results were analyzed on oscilloscope that were compared with simulation designs.
Simple General Purpose Processor, Ryerson University: (May 2013 - July 2013)
The objective of the project was to design and construct a simple Processor using VHDL.
Separate parts of the CPU like ALU, Decoder and Up-counters were designed and the blocks were
connected together in appropriate manner.
Programmed and simulated on an Altera FPGA board using VHDL, and the output of various
functions like addition, subtractions etc. were shown on the LED display
MUHAMMAD ANAS SIRAJ
40-Gerrard Street East, Apt # 1413, Toronto, Ontario, M5B 2E8
Tel: +1-647-***-**** E-mail: ********.****.*****@*******.**
WORK EXPERIENCE
RYERSON UNIVERSITY (Housing Services)
(Auditor) (May. 2014-Aug. 2014)
Worked independently and effectively to run the audit process
Followed proper check in and out procedures using software (Epidome) while provided a high
level of service for visitors/guest to housing residences
Analyzed daily needs such as food, room availability and forecasted for the next two weeks using
Microsoft Excel
Processed and verified all transactions in order to audit the accounts
Generated reports of payment logs on Microsoft Excel and compared with the automated report
Logged all incidents during shift for review and communication to other teammates
TUTOR (ARCANUM TUTORING (Jan. 2013-Present)
(Ryerson Engineering courses)
(C Language) (Calculus II) (Differential Equation and Vector Calculus) (Electric Circuit)
Design and implement exercises and activities to facilitate student's academic improvement
Created worksheets and practice quizzes to help student prepare for exams
Simplify concepts through examples and scenarios to facilitate student learning
Creating and maintaining a motivational and enthusiastic learning environment
SUPPORTED LEARNING GROUP LEADER (Ryerson University) (Jan. 2015-Present)
COURSE MTH240 (Calculus II)
Mentoring students on a one-to-one and small group basis, by discussing general learning strategies
and study skills
Facilitate learning through a variety of teaching/learning strategies to help students discover the
answers to complex questions
Assess students’ needs to determine their areas of difficulty with respect to the course
Keep up to date with the course content and structure of how the course is being taught
REGAL SECURITY
(Concierge) (Sep. 2013-Present)
Answer telephone calls to take messages, answer questions, and assisted necessary information
Inspect and adjust security systems and equipment to ensure operational use and to detect evidence
of tampering
Monitor and authorize entrance and exit of vehicles and visitors to guard against theft and maintain
security of premises
Write reports of daily activities and irregularities, such as equipment or property damage and unusual
occurrences
WALMART
(Backroom in stock associate) (Jul. 2012-Sep. 2013)
Worked within a team to unload trucks promptly and correctly by: Processing an efficient number
of boxes per hour in the appropriate time.
Ensured that all departments are fully stocked with merchandise and are ready for business
Maintained operational standards by: Ensuring 100% on shelf availability through execution of
picking and binning procedures
Effectively followed all company policies and procedures, involving food quality assurance
applicable to the grocery