Zain ul Abideen

My major responsibilities at this job include: 1. Provide technical and engineering support to production lines manufacturing battery modules for leading automotive manufacturers. 2. Ensure optimal equipment performance through preventive maintenance, timely troubleshooting, and efficient problem resolution. 3. Manage and monitor spare parts inventory to ensure the availability of critical components, minimizing downtime and maintaining production continuity.

I worked as a maintenance engineer for almost two years in Style Textile Private Limited. During my stay, I worked in a lead role in multiple projects, including installing and commissioning different textile machines under the supervision of foreign engineers. I also worked as a lead engineer for the project installation of a fire suppression system along with the Chinese team. I was also responsible for the preventive and corrective maintenance of dyeing machines and inventory control.

I performed a six-week internship at Goth Machi plant of Fauji Fertilizer Company Limited. During that time, I was able to work with a highly professional and experienced team in the Mechanical Department of FFCL. I effectively linked my academic knowledge to real-time field problems related to mechanical maintenance. I thoroughly studied the working of fertilizer plants and also observed the cleaning and routine maintenance of major machines like compressors, turbines, heat exchangers, etc.

During the second year of my university life, I got the opportunity to perform a four-week-long internship at D.G.Khan Cement Company Limited, one of the best cement plants in Pakistan. During this internship, I was able to understand the working of cement plants completely, from crushing to packing. I also spent a major chunk of my time at the mechanical workshop, where I closely observed the manufacturing processes of different parts.

This degree aims to help me to translate my engineering knowledge into the world of business and economics. It will enable me to make decisions about the future of projects more easily, as it will provide me with financial and managerial skills. This program helps engineers to understand what it's like to manage other engineers and non-technical professionals. It also enables them to effectively communicate throughout the organisation.

I completed my bachelor's from the University of Engineering and Technology, Taxila, in 2020 with a CGPA of 3.81. I was awarded a silver medal for my brilliant academic performance. During my bachelor's, I developed my skills in designing and modelling in different softwares, which include AutoCAD, SOLIDWORKS, and Fusion 360. My final year project was designing and developing an Indigenous Condition Monitoring System. It was a stand-alone system used for the preventive maintenance of engines.