Head of Electrical and Electronic Engineering department
University of Zawia
Total years of experience :11 years, 7 Months
As the former Head of Electrical and Electronic Engineering Department at the College of Engineering, University of Zawia, Libya, I designed and implemented a prototype project using photovoltaics (PV) to provide the university campus with 1 GW/day of power, while also improving the overall grid stability. Additionally, I taught undergraduate courses on Electrical Power Distribution and Advanced Control, evaluating my students progress and guiding them toward success in their academic and professional endeavours.
As an Electrical Engineer at the General Electricity Company of Libya (GECOL), I contributed to the development and implementation of electrical applications and high-power distribution systems. I was responsible for preparing specifications and topographical maps to ensure that installations and operations were in line with standards and customer requirements. Additionally, I supervised the installation of high-voltage overhead lines and underground cables for various projects. My expertise in planning, designing, and implementing electrical systems contributed to the success of numerous projects.
As a former Ph.D. researcher in the Department of FMCS at Cranfield University, I specialized in Artificial Neural Network Control Strategies for Fuel Cell Hybrid Systems. My research interests focus on the design of control systems, energy management, power systems, and fuel cell technology. Through my work, I gained in-depth knowledge and expertise in these areas, which I leverage to drive innovation and progress in the field.