PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY Experienced professional with demonstrated expertise in training, information technology, quality control and Quality assurance, computer programming, data entry, warehouse, and general management. OSHA regulatory compliance, adept at presentations and training, problem solving and malfunction diagnosis. EDUCATION University of Technology, 2005. Bachelor of Science in Electrical engineering, top ten graduates. (4 years study) EXPERIENCE May 2010 – January 2015 QC/QA Technician, Ministry of Defense (MOD). Duties: • Repair and fix electronic cards Maintain and inspect electrical board’s distributors, power transformers and generators • Blueprint reading, manage and maintain minimum project technical specification and requirement. • Repairing ,testing and calibration of electronica, electrical and mechanical devices to matching the international standards and manufacturer instruction, Quality Control,provide required support to related departments in any aspect of conformance to requirements. • Observing all kinds of safety policies and procedures as well as housekeeping requirements. • Managing, maintaining and following MOD standard operation procedures SOP’s. • Manage and maintaining ISO standards and Central Organization for Standardization and Quality Control (COSQC). • Proven ability to work with minimal supervision on daily task. • Establishes, maintains, and continually improves the effectiveness of the quality system. • Conducts quality system/regulatory training. • Maintains and controls quality documents and quality records and computer data files. • Ensures compliance with ISO, COSQC and other applicable regulations. • Maintains necessary reporting, permits, and licenses. • Coordinates with QC staff and other military related departments. • All other duties as assigned. September 2008 – December 2009, US Department of Defense Contractor –AGS/AECOM‐ANHAM Company QC/QA Instructor Duties: • Manage and maintain daily QC/QA plans and procedures. • Perform training to Army employees on QC/QA regulations and inspections. • Perform all other QC/QA training required to Army employees. August 2006 – July 2008 US Department of Defense Contractor – Versar International Assistance Projects (VIAP) QC Technician (Level II) • Inspect all samples related to electrical and mechanical engineering company department. • Inspect construction samples prior to release to construction field. • Inspect The Cubic test, compaction test and slump test results. • Maintain, inspect and develop daily incoming and final construction samples. ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND RECOGNITION • Received numerous certificates and letters of recommendation and appreciation for outstanding efforts assisting the U.S. Army and U.S. Air Force with training operations and English‐Arabic translation. • Delivered 63 online courses in advance of deadline. • Recognized for role in development of on‐the‐job‐training (OJT) management tools. • Certificate of Training from VIAP Company in Quality Assurance Field Engineering Training, include:  QC/QA.  Field engineering in conflict environment.  International building codes.  Workmanship and craftsmanship.  Ethics.  Construction quality management.  Government construction contract,  AFCEE construction standard.  OSHA safety standard.  Security and Information. COMPUTER SKILLS ‐ MS office professional user (Word, Excel, Power Point and Outlook). ‐ Computer software, hardware and networking experience. Skills: ‐ Research and development. ‐ Direct solving problems and malfunction diagnosis. ‐ Engineering Design. ‐ Ability to establish daily tasks at any aspect at any level.

Highlights:

• Richardson
• Dallas
• arlington
• Coppell
• Plano
• Irving
• Irving
• Compliance
• Housekeeping
• ISO
• Policies and Procedures
• Quality
• Quality Assurance
• Quality Control
• Technical Specification