Barahat Saaka

I am a dedicated third-year Electrical and Electronics Engineering student at the University of Mines and Technology, motivated to transition rigorous academic theory into high-impact professional practice. I see my current status as an emerging engineer as a catalyst for high adaptability and relentless commitment to advancing expertise in electrical systems and automated technologies.

I am eager to prove my professional worth by contributing to innovative engineering projects with a disciplined work ethic and a focus on continuous technical evolution. I actively translate learning into hands-on thinking through circuit design, testing, and experimentation using simulation tools and embedded control concepts.

In my academic projects, I used software tools such as N.I Multisim, N.I Labview and arduino to design and test complex electrical circuits, ensuring optimal power distribution and safety compliance. I also built a notable small experiment project: a DIY smart bin that automatically opens when trash is sensed within an approximation range.

Beyond engineering coursework, I take pride in structured responsibility and communication. As Stationery Equipment Manager and Class Prefect, I systematized inventory tracking, improved equipment upkeep and access, and liaised between students and faculty to support clear assignment communication and classroom discipline.