Amir Khalil Zamzam

Working Student – Electrical & Automation Engineering (Offshore) -Support in the operation, maintenance, and technical analysis of electrical and automation systems for offshore grid connection assets -Technical assistance to the electrical operations team, including system evaluations, fault analysis, and operational support -Conducting technical research, analysis, and structured preparation of operational and asset-related data -Maintenance, validation, and evaluation of technical master data in SAP -Su

Automation Engineering: -Further development and improvement of PLC-based control technology. -Implementation of prototypes in hardware and software. -Working on circuits in the control cabinet. -Development and documentation of user interfaces. -Commissioning of systems and machines. -Optimization of machine processes. -Logic circuits and programming languages such as IEC 61131-3 , C or C++.

Surveys development using OTree framework at the institute for economic policy. Front-end (CSS and HTML) and Back-end development (Python and JScript).

Intern at the Institute of Forming Technology and Machines (IFUM) with emphasis on plastic deformation in Alumium foils.

Specialty: Automation engineering & Operations and information Management

Specialty: Automation engineering

German language intensive course at the Niedersächsische Studienkolleg (LUH) Alongside German language classes, it includes college introductory courses in Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Computer Science.

For my last two years in high school, I specialized in mechanical and eletrical engineering sciences (Sciences Techniques). Thanks to my outstanding grades in my baccalaureate examination, I became a recipient of the Tunisian-German cooperation DAAD scholarship to finish my higher education in Germ