Samuel User

Performed preventive and predictive maintenance tasks. Collaborated with senior technicians to detect noise and troubleshoot electromechanical faults on various vehicles, translating academic knowledge into real-world application.

Gained hands-on experience in diagnosing and repairing internal combustion generators and small engines. Applied principles of thermodynamics and power generation in maintenance tasks, and was exposed to motorcycle repair and fault detection.

Assisted the lecturer in charge with organizing components for practicals and coordinating students. Helped grade lab assignments, tests, and class work, and arranged and distributed tools and equipment for lab sessions.

Organized and chaired the second edition of the Nexus conference, hosting over 400 participants across engineering and science disciplines. Oversaw a multidisciplinary team to coordinate event planning, publicity, and technical sessions, resulting in recognition for best student academic program on campus.

Managed financial strategy implementation and budget oversight, ensuring compliance and operational efficiency. Coordinated financial reporting, risk management, and policy development to boost organizational financial health.

Recruited and registered over 200 new members, expanding the chapter's active student network. Conducted regular member outreach and welfare check-ins to strengthen participation and community within the organization.

Grade: First Class (Honors) – 4.71/5.00

Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering with First Class Honors, achieving a GPA of 4.71/5.00.

Completed an introduction to automotive cybersecurity and vehicle network course.

Completed an introduction to cybersecurity course.

Completed a course on understanding research methods.

Completed a course on network basics.

Completed a course on endpoint security.