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zain ul abideen

@zainulabideen2

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Self-motivated mechanical engineer with a passion for continuous learning.

Pakistan

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What I'm looking for

I seek a role in a dynamic organization that fosters growth and skill enhancement.

I am Zain ul Abideen, a dedicated Mechanical Engineer with a Master's degree in Systems Engineering from NUST. My academic journey has been marked by a strong focus on practical applications, as evidenced by my master's thesis, where I developed a cost-effective simulator for small arms shooting training. This project not only honed my technical skills but also allowed me to collaborate with military and law enforcement agencies, enhancing my understanding of real-world engineering challenges.

In addition to my master's work, I completed a bachelor's project on an automatic stair climbing wheelchair, showcasing my ability to innovate and solve complex problems. My technical proficiency includes tools such as OpenGL, OpenCV, SOLIDWORKS, CATIA, and ANSYS, which I have utilized in various projects to deliver effective solutions. I am eager to bring my skills to a prestigious organization that values growth and innovation.

Experience

Work history, roles, and key accomplishments

Mechanical Engineer

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Jan 2020 - Jan 2021 (1 year)

Developed a cost-effective simulator for small arms shooting training, focusing on haptic device design and simulation scenarios using OpenGL and laser tracking with OpenCV. Also worked on an automatic stair climbing wheelchair project utilizing a belt drive mechanism.

OpenGL OpenCV Design Simulation Project Management Communication Teamwork

Education

Degrees, certifications, and relevant coursework

National University of Sciences and Technology

Master of Science, Systems Engineering

2017 - 2020

Master’s Thesis focused on the development of a cost-effective simulator for small arms shooting training. Research included designing a haptic device to provide recoil during training simulations and developing multiple shooting scenarios using OpenGL.

University of Wah

Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering

2013 - 2017

Bachelor’s Project involved developing an automatic stair climbing wheelchair using a belt drive mechanism. The project aimed to ensure user safety during stair navigation by maintaining equilibrium and preventing backward movement.