ASMA MECHETER
ABU HAMOUR, DOHA, QATAR
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Objective:
Seeking a full/part time position where I can apply my technical knowledge and skills for continuous improvement.
Education:
August 2019 – Present M.Sc. Degree: Mechanical Engineering, College of Engineering, Qatar University, Doha, Qatar.
Sept. 2015 – May 2019 B.Sc. Degree: Industrial & Systems Engineering. College of Engineering, Qatar University, Doha, Qatar.
(GPA: 3.47/4.00)
2013-2015 Al-Eman Independent school, Doha, Qatar
March 2013 - British Council, Doha, Qatar. IELTS test – overall score of 6.5 2002-2014 Tunisian school, Doha, Qatar
Languages:
Arabic: Native language
English: Very good
French: Intermediate
Personal information:
Date of birth: November 2nd, 1997
Sponsor: Father
Marital status: Single
Nationality: Algerian
Hobbies: Reading, Swimming & Photography
Activities:
• Communication essentials workshop by Career Services Center at Qatar University 2016.
• Part time student employment at Qatar university /Student Services Department / Student General Service Section 2015-2017.
• Part time student employment at Social and Economic Research Institute (SESRI) – Qatar University 2018.
Soft Skills:
Microsoft office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Access, Project, Visio) AutoCAD, Mini tab, Simio, Lindo, C++, Oracle, MATLAB, Arena Skills & Endorsements:
Quality Control Production Planning & Inventory Control Quality Management Project Management
Ergonomics & Safety Engineering Facility planning & Control Production Automation Maintenance planning & Control Information Systems Engineering Operations Research Awards:
• Dean’s List award Qatar University during semesters: Fall 2015, Fall 2017, Spring 2018 & Fall 2018.
• Third Place Senior Design Contest Qatar University 2019 Publications:
M. Haggag, S. Abdelhay, A. Mecheter, S. Gowid, F. Musharavati, and S. Ghani, “An Intelligent Hybrid Experimental-Based Deep Learning Algorithm for Tomato-Sorting Controllers,” IEEE Access, vol. 7, pp. 106890–106898, 2019.
Link: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8786107