Omid Muhammad Ali

I am Working in the metallography lab: preparing samples from Tailor Welded Blanks, grinding them, physical and chemical polishing, performing hardness tests on samples, and making microstructure analysis under the microscope.

A temporary part-time job (30 hr/week) where I am responsible for bookkeeping, filing, entering sales/purchase invoices on Excel and Tally for tax payment (VAT) purposes.

I worked in a 7-week internship program in SNOC's reservoir engineering section where I had the chance to develop my skills in reservoir simulation. I gained experience in working with PVTP and Kappa Carbone to match EOS models with PVT data measurements for the full prediction of fluid properties in oil and gas condensate reservoirs.

Conducted a research on the imposition of nanoparticle foams to AC magnetic field for enhancing the transport of magnetic nanoparticles during foam injection into oil reservoirs. The research falls under carbon dioxide sequestration and enhanced oil recovery.

My responsibilities in Golden Bird Carpentry were mostly related to bookkeeping and filing both the sales and purchase invoices. I was also in charge of calculating the required tax payments to the government by submitting quarterly VAT return forms

Worked with Dr. Randa As'ad on grading quizzes and mock exams for General Physics I, General Physics II, and Astronomy.

I studied at the University of Wyoming (UW) in the United States for a period of 1 academic year (Fall 2019-Spring 2020) through an exchange program. The Exchange program in UW provided me a good opportunity to take some important engineering courses that were not offered at AUS, so that I could elaborate my knowledge and skills in those areas.

I graduated from the American University of Sharjah (AUS) in Chemical Engineering Degree Program who minored in Engineering Management and Applied & Computational Mathematics. Throughout my years of study at AUS, I was able to maintain a CGPA of 3.83. On top of that, my senior design team and I were able to win the Chemical Engineering Competition for our project on "Extraction of Copper from Spent Copper Collector Bars".