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Data Analyst ·Thomson Reuters
Saudi Arabia
Bachelor's degree, computer engineering
Total years of experience: 16 years, 3 months
March 2010 - Present
Thomson Reuters
Cyprus
March 2010 - Present
May 2013
May 2013
Bachelor's degree, computer engineering
Cyprus
GPA (point): 2.7 out of 4
GPA (point): 2.7 out of 4
January 2011
January 2011
Diploma, Computer Engin.
Cyprus
Administrative and Support Service
Expert
Intermediate
Expert
Oct 2013
Oct 2013
school counselor•Manager
Quasim Mortagka was recommended to us by one of his college professors. He worked for our school as an Arabic translator for the school year 2009-2010. He was punctual and cooperative. He really made a difference with our Iraqi Palestinian students who were new in our school and did not speak English or Greek. He helped the new students adjust and helped the school faculty deal with these students. Quasim was very friendly and eager to work. He proved to be responsible and dependable in all aspects of our cooperation. He was always positive and willing to do what was needed. The students were very satisfied with his help and the school teachers were grateful for his presence. Even though his position was as a translator, his role was very demanding: he had to work with students, teachers and parents always helping to bridge the cultural differences which existed. Sometimes he functioned as a mediator and he was very successful in that as well. His calm demeanor helped solve many problems and misunderstandings and he handled unexpected situations quite well. We were all extremely pleased to work with him and the students were highly disappointed that the translation program did not continue for the following year. Eleni Papagianni School Counselor, Ministry of Education Cyprus
Jul 2013
Jul 2013
Professor•Professor
Ouasim Mortagka was one of the best students in a course on Electric Circuits I taught in the Fall semester of 2012 here at the Department of Computer Science and Engineering of European University Cyprus. He showed a lot of interest for the subject, participated in class and managed to develop a good understanding of a subject that requires knowledge of physics, mathematics and Engineering. Ouasim also did well in the accompanying laboratory course which I also taught. I also supervised Ouasim's Senior (final year) project which was entitled 'fastPhoenix: Calculating the spectrum of galaxy'. In this project Ouasim developed a web tool implementation of a code I developed in my research. Again Ouasim showed a lot of interest for this project and did very well in developing a user friendly tool.