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electrical engineer with 15 years experience in railways

🌟 Exciting News! 🌟 I am thrilled to share that I am stepping into the dynamic world of electrical engineering! With a strong foundation in Electrical/Electronic Engineering and Avionics Engineering , I am ready to tackle challenges and innovate in the realm of electrical systems and technology. 🔌 My Journey: Passionate about Problem-Solving: From an early age, I've been fascinated by how things work and how I can make them better. Hands-On Experience: Kuwait Airways on Job Training and years of training in Australian University labs. Skills & Knowledge: Proficient in circuit design, power systems and electronic troubleshooting. 🎯 Goals: Contribute to cutting-edge projects that drive sustainable energy solutions. Collaborate with industry experts to bring innovative ideas to life. Continue learning and adapting to new technologies in the field. 🌍 I am eager to connect with fellow engineers, mentors, and industry professionals. Let's exchange ideas, collaborate on projects, and make a positive impact together! #ElectricalEngineering #Innovation #Technology #SustainableEnergy #EngineeringCommunity #CareerGrowth #FutureEngineer

⭐ Celebrating my first corporate anniversary at Alstom! Having recently completed 1 year at Alstom, here are some of my key takeaways from my journey till now: ~Gained hands-on experience with electrical components of E-Locomotives at the maintenance depot, in alliance with Indian Railways. ~Transitioned to the Train software development office, flexibility played a huge role in navigating this challenge! ~ Learnt the art of communicating clearly, and how it makes one stand out. ~Designed requirement specifications for CCTV functionality in a high-speed rail project. Truly learnt the importance of unambiguous requirements in a project! ~Progressed to my second project, focusing on software verification for Main Power Supply and Train Power Converters, which involved working with code written in PLC programming languages. ~Implemented the code by understanding the Electrical schematics and it provided me with the depth of train systems. ~Contributed to reducing the software failure rate & improvement in Team KPIs by automating the software validation code using C#. ~Currently, I am expanding my skill set by joining HMI development team and resolving HMI-related problems. Having worked in 4 different (yet integrated) arenas in a year, has taught me how agility and flexibility play a vital role in enhancement of skill set. And, there is still a lot to learn, explore and grow! Looking forward to further challenges and opportunities! #ElectricalEngineering #PowerElectronics #IndustrialAutomation #GrowthJourney #Teamwork #Adaptability #HMI #PLC #ProfessionalDevelopment

Be sure to check out Rolf Bienert's latest article: Creating energy flexibility through EV charging featured in this month's issue of Electrical Engineering. https://lnkd.in/gMXvYrMA

The 1.2 MW Beast that is nearing its final testing before dispatch for naval charging applications. Seeing the engineering behind such large power converters is a real experience in itself. Any young engineers passionate about core electrical engineering, do send me a dm. I'll make sure you get a tour and an interview !! #powerconverter #rectifier #hydrogen #greenhydrogen #powerelectronics

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I just completed GE Aerospace Explore #Electrical #Engineering on Forage. In the simulation I: Completed a job simulation involving electrical system design and troubleshooting navigation issues under adverse conditions, enhancing skills in aerospace systems engineering. Acquired technical proficiency in electrical distribution planning, circuit breaker selection, and compliance with aerospace standards using industry-standard tools and methodologies. Developed critical thinking and problem-solving abilities to diagnose and strategize solutions for avionics reliability in challenging environmental conditions, employing simulation software for environmental impact assessment. Strengthened technical documentation and reporting skills, creating comprehensive design proposals and assessment plans that adhere to rigorous aerospace engineering protocols and #safety #requirements. #GE #electrical #engineering #systems #computer #electronic #inelec #igee

why study Electrical Power Engineering in Msc program

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BCS in Electrical Power Engineering