Mohammed Mutahar

I am a biomedical engineering graduate with a solid foundation in analytical thinking and a strong sense of responsibility. During my studies, I successfully managed multiple academic projects and participated in volunteer activities, gaining valuable experience in teamwork and organization. I am comfortable adapting to different work environments and enjoy learning about emerging technologies that support my professional growth.

My research internship at the Institute of Fluid-Flow Machinery involved working on pediatric total artificial hearts (TAHs) and 3D printing of patient-specific pediatric heart models. Additionally, I interned at Zema GmbH, where I conducted literature research on state-of-the-art technology for sensor integration in bone implants, gaining proficiency in relevant software tools such as SolidWorks, LabVIEW, and MATLAB. I designed and implemented sensor integration into a realistic bone model, showcasing my ability to apply theoretical knowledge to practical challenges.