Hamza Mubarak

Experience

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  Firas Balasmeh Corporation For Control System

  May 2015 - Sept 2015

  Electrical site engineer

  Internship at the Hashemite University 5 MW Solar PV Project• Designing on-grid.• Site survey.• Preparing full proposed offers .• Supervising the projects.• Business development .• project design using PVsyst program

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  W&I MEP CONSULTING

  Apr 2016 - Jan 2017

  Consulting Engineer

  Al Adiyat for Machinery Trading Building • Following up the correspondences between the Project Manager and the MEP Contractor• Inspection for Electrical Installations• Electrical load calculations• Assigning circuitry for power and lighting devices• Report writing• Working on projects using 3D AutoCAD• Giving structure to ideas – lots of 'taking a first pass' at spreadsheets & reports• Attending meetings and participating in discussions• Professional coordination with other disciplines and vendors Show less

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  PT DYNASTY A&F (Lebrick)

  Feb 2017 - Dec 2018

  Supervision Engineer

  The main tasks for this position: • Online sales for the bricks and other company products. • Technical assistance for the mix design of concrete and mortar products.• Job site observations, field inspections, and routine materials testing work in the field/Lab.• Determination of inspection & maintenance programs

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  University of Malaya

  Oct 2020 - Feb 2023

  I have worked as a research assistant at the University of Malaya Power and Energy System (UMPES) laboratory. This position helped me learn how to conduct high-quality research and write and publish research articles in high impact journals and prestigious conferences like IEEE. For instance, I have published many ISI papers in a Q1 journals (Journal of Cleaner Production) with 11.072 impact factor and published many IEEE conference papers, where I have won the best paper award. Furthermore, I am currently working on topics related to renewable energy and smart grid, which are in line with the United Nations SDGs 7, 11, and 13. Moreover, this position has also granted me an inside look at academic and administrative works. I have also gained many skills, such as performing research with big research groups, working with industrial projects, preparing research proposals for getting funding agencies, and performing clerical duties related to the research project.The main tasks for this position:• Prepare research proposals for submissions to funding agencies.• Manage the acquisition of research materials from vendors.• Conducting an extensive literature review on power system expansion planning.• Conduct research-related test and deliver qualitative results.• Perform clerical duties related to the research project.• Disseminate research findings by writing and publishing peer-reviewed articles.• Attending meetings and participating in discussions.• Professional coordination with other research groups and heads of projects. Show less My role as a laboratory demonstrator has provided me with valuable opportunities to engage with both undergraduate and postgraduate students. This position has had a significant impact on my professional growth, as I have been responsible for instructing students in various aspects of experimental procedures, troubleshooting techniques, and the attainment of precise results. Additionally, I have supervised undergraduate students, particularly in their final year projects, guiding them through the process of constructing simple prototypes.Working within the laboratory environment has not only broadened my practical application of theoretical knowledge but also facilitated the demonstration of how these experiments can be applied and integrated into real-world scenarios. Moreover, this role has enabled me to enhance my proficiency in operating and managing electrical equipment such as real-time digital simulators, inverters, and machinery. Additionally, I have gained expertise in utilizing software tools such as PSCAD, PowerWorld, and PSIM to facilitate electrical engineering analysis and simulations.In summary, my experience as a laboratory demonstrator has been instrumental in honing my instructional skills, expanding my practical knowledge, and cultivating proficiency in the operation of electrical equipment and relevant software tools. Show less In my role as a teaching assistant, I have had the privilege of engaging with undergraduate students and further developing my academic aptitude. I have provided instruction in various subjects, including Engineering Mathematics 1&2, Power System Analysis, Electrical Circuit, and Digital Logic. An integral aspect of my responsibilities as a teaching assistant is to establish a clear connection between theoretical concepts and their practical implementation in real-life contexts. This approach ensures that students comprehend the real-world implications and applications of the subjects they are studying.Furthermore, as a teaching assistant, I actively assist students in completing their assignments by utilizing diverse platforms such as MATLAB and PSCAD. Through this guidance, I strive to illustrate the dynamic nature of power systems and their practical relevance to daily life. Additionally, I support students in conducting comprehensive literature reviews and help them prepare conference papers based on their project work. By engaging in these activities, students gain a deeper understanding of their respective topics and acquire valuable skills in conducting research and presenting their findings.Overall, my position as a teaching assistant has enabled me to augment my academic skills, foster meaningful interactions with undergraduate students, and foster a practical approach to learning by relating theoretical concepts to real-life applications. Show less

  • Research Assistant

    Feb 2019 - Feb 2023

  • Laboratory Demonstrator

    Oct 2020 - Jun 2022

  • Teaching Assistant

    Oct 2020 - Jun 2022
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  Griffith University

  Feb 2023 - now

  In my role as a mentor, I supported both new and current students in navigating their college experience, offering a platform for them to express their satisfaction and dissatisfaction to upper management.This role has been instrumental in my personal growth, particularly in refining my communication skills. I strive to maintain a reputation within my peer group as an approachable and dependable student, always ready and appreciative of the opportunity to assist. My responsibilities encompassed various areas, including participation in outreach campaigns, involvement in the Be on Academic Track (BOAT) initiative, and contributing to the welcome team. Furthermore, I volunteered as an Orientation Week (O-Week) leader, enhancing my understanding of the student experience. Show less In my capacity as a physics laboratory demonstrator, I have been afforded significant opportunities for interaction with students at both the undergraduate and postgraduate levels. This role has made a substantial contribution to my professional development, as it has entailed the instruction of students in a multitude of areas encompassing experimental methodologies, troubleshooting approaches, and the attainment of highly accurate outcomes. Furthermore, I have taken on the role of guiding undergraduate students, with a particular focus on their final-year projects, providing mentorship through the various stages of constructing rudimentary prototypes. Show less In my capacity as a teaching assistant, I have had the privilege of instructing undergraduate students and enhancing my academic proficiency. I have undertaken the role of a leader or co-leader for various workshops. These instructional activities have encompassed a range of subjects, including Engineering Mathematics 1 & 2, Power System Analysis, Electrical Circuit, and Digital Logic. A central component of my duties as a teaching assistant revolves around bridging the gap between theoretical principles and their practical manifestations in real-world scenarios. This pedagogical approach is designed to facilitate students' understanding of the tangible ramifications and real-life applications of the subjects under their study. Show less

  • Student Mentor

    Nov 2023 - now

  • Laboratory Demonstrator

    Jul 2023 - now

  • Teaching Assistant

    Jul 2023 - now

  • Research Study Assistant

    Feb 2023 - now