Janar Jeksen

• Ensuring product quality and process efficiencies in compliance with Quality Management System (ISO 9001:2015).
• Establishing systems and practices to encourage workflow improvements to enhance manufacturing productivity.

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Research title: Impact of uncertainty in building energy demand on the design and performance of solar photovoltaic systems. Teaching assistant in the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering.
Skills: Data Analytics · Tableau · Research and Development (R&D) · Statistical Modeling · Assistant Teaching · SAM · Solar System Design

National Atomic Company Kazatomprom Joint Stock Company is the national operator of the Republic of Kazakhstan for the import and export of uranium, rare metals, nuclear fuel for nuclear power plants. Since 2009, Kazakhstan has been the world leader in natural uranium mining, and Kazatomprom has priority rights to the country’s extensive reserves.

• Utilized SAP to implement continuous operational management and control based on daily needs, available workers, and traffic hazards.
• Maintained timely and detailed weekly records of services provided by the Trade and Transportation Company LLP to enterprises of National Atomic Company Kazatomprom JSC.
• Independently explored IoT technologies to augment and enhance ​logistical support.

Under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai and Chairman of Dubai Executive Council, Solar Decathlon Middle East is a collegiate competition of 10 contests that challenge students to design and build solar-powered houses.

On June 17, 2015, the Dubai Supreme Council of Energy, Dubai Electricity and Water Authority, and the U.S. Department of Energy signed an agreement to collaborate on the development of Solar Decathlon Middle East (SDME 2018-2020), a competition that will integrate unique local and regional characteristics.

• Collaborated with 14 team members to build the first off-grid solar-powered agricultural destination in Dubai Solar Park, UAE.
• Organized team for technological development and initiated integration of 10 vertical indoor farming columns.
• Designed and micro-fabricated micro-scale ion and pH sensors and adjusted nutrient concentration for optimal plant growth in hydroponic (fogponic) systems.
• Performed procurement activities and logistics arrangements globally to the project site.

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Currently, many types of fabrics, including nylon, are made in an energy-intensive, unsustainable process that uses fossil fuel. NYU Tandon School of Engineering Assistant Professor Miguel Modestino, of the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular​ Engineering, has garnered a 2017 Global Change Award of €250, 000 ($267, 000) from the H&M Foundation, to develop a method that eliminates oil from the equation. The process employs water, plant waste, and solar energy to deliver a material identical to the nylon now widely used in the fashion industry and in other commercial applications.

• Independently conducted experiments in Solar Textiles project funded by multinational clothing-retail company H&M to produce nylon 6, 6 fiber polymers from renewable feed-stock and solar energy.
• Independently interpreted and analyzed data using MATLAB spreadsheets and plots.
• Successfully improved electrochemical cell performance by 30% by employing liquid chromatography and mass spectrometry techniques.