Abdelhamid Jnane

216 W 100th St Apt 614 NY, NY, 10025 Jnane2006@hotmail.com Cell: 347-489-9851

OBJECTIVE

Seeking a challenging position in your organization where I will be able to utilize my education, experience and problem solving
skills.

EDUCATION

Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering, The City College of New York: May 2012
B.E. in Biomedical Engineering. The City College of New York: May 2009 GPA: 3.42
A.S. in Engineering Science. Borough Manhattan C.C.: June 2006 GPA: 3.47
A.A.S. in Computer Technology. LaGuardia C.C.: Completed 35 Credits GPA: 3.79
AAS. In Automatism and industrial instrument. ISIC of Morocco: Sept’00 GPA: 3.70

QUALIFICATIONS

Language Fluent in French, Arabic and English

Software Skills MS Office, Lab view, Pro-Engineer, Math Lab, Wave 3000
Relevant Skills Management, leadership, communication, business skills, Enthusiasm and Self-directed Learner.
Key Qualities Able to handle multiple projects simultaneously, work well in team and responsible.

EXPERIENCE

International Graduate Research Summer Program, Surface and Corrosion lab, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm,
Sweden; Summer’09. Project titled “ Investigating saturated and unsaturated lipids using a biomimetic system: Langmuir
monolayer to obtain a better understanding of the complex structure of cell walls of wood fibers in order to use these as
biomimetric models for new advanced materials”

NASA Senior Design Project, Biomedical Devices Lab, City College of New York; Fall’08/Spring’09. Advisor Cardoso L.
Project titled “Wireless Network Sensor for Kennedy Space Center in Florida”. The purpose of this project is to design a
monitoring device sensor using a market available microcontroller and ZigBee wireless technology that outperforms KSC's current
monitoring system for a fraction of the cost.

City College of NY, Biomedical Instrument Lab;Fall’08. Advisor Dr. Bikson M. Project titled “Design of an
Electroencephalogram (EEG) Biofeedback”. The purpose of this project is to provide brain activity feedback so meditation
practitioners know when they have reached the correct meditative state.

City College of NY, Biomedical Engineering Lab; Fall’07/Spring’08. Advisor Dr. Cardoso L. Project titled: “Numerical
Modeling of Ultrasound Wave Propagation in Cancellous Bone” In this study, our aim is to study osteoporosis disease by using
trabecular bone samples for assessment of its elastic constants using a finite differences numerical modeling approach

USA Air Force Summer Internship, Beckman Laser Institute, University of California Irvine; Summer’07. Advisor Dr.
Zhongping C. Project titled “development of Air Force Portable Device for Retinal Imaging for Military aircrew members”. It is a
field-deployable screening device to detect lesions of the retina before they could cause permanent loss of visual sharpness or
blindness where the animal and human testing of the device was conducted at the clinic.

Borough Manhattan C.C., Chemistry lab; Fall’06/Spring’07. Advisor Dr. Shanti R. Project titled “The integration of
computational and preparative techniques to demonstrate concepts in synthetic organic”. It involves the use of the molecular model
program Spartan to predict the formation of the endo and exo stereo chemical Diels-Alder products with N-phenylmaleimide with
furan under kinetic and thermodynamic conditions.

Borough Manhattan C.C., Fluid Mechanic lab; Fall’05/Spring’06. Advisor Dr. Ardebili M. Project titled “ Computational
Investigation of Dynamic Control of Separated Boundary Layer Flow” It involved computational assessment of the likelihood of
providing dynamic control of flow separation.

Teaching Assistant, BMCC, New York Jan’05- Present

• Tutor in the Science Departments: Physics; Chemistry; Organic Chemistry; Biology; C++ Programming; Computer Design;
Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Circuit.
• Tutor in the Math Departments: Calculus, Differential Equation and Linear Algebra
Electromechanical Technician, Intertronic Maroc, Morocco Jan’ 98- Apr’01
• Repaired and installed machinery, modified existing machinery and production assembly
• Supervised distribution of electronic devices and diagnosed operating errors
• Practiced preventive maintenance and conducted routine equipment inspections to verify efficient and safe operation
• Examined and tested machinery to ensure proper and optimum functioning
• Installed and replaced machinery, equipment and replacement parts, instruments using hand tools

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION

• Biomedical Engineering Society, Secretary 2005/2009

• Active Member of the following Society: Tau Beta Pi; The Engineering Honor Society, Golden Key International Honor
Society, International Honors Student, Premedical Society, Minority Association of Pre-health Students, Caduceus Society,
Alpha Epsilon Delta, National Society for Black Engineer. 2006/2009

HONORS/AWARDS

• Fellowship recipient for Bridge to Doctorate, NSF, NYC LSAMP 2009 / 2011
• Fellowship recipient for IREU Graduate Research Summer at Royal Institute of technology, Stockholm, Sweden 2009
• Fellowship recipient for the IM-SURE Undergraduate Research Summer at University of California, Irvine 2007
• Fellowship recipient for NYC Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation, (NYC LSAMP) 2005 / 2009
• BMCC Scholarship Fund recipient 2005/2006
• Nominated for “ Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 2008

ACTIVITIES

• Volunteer for Blood Donation Camp, Breast Cancer Walk, Relay for life and Christmas Toys for Children
• Nominated to serve as liaison for City College Alumni Society
• I have also had the opportunity to give written reports and oral poster presentations of my findings based on my research and
observations at the end of each semester at many symposiums such as “The Urban University Conference Series 2006, 2007,
2008” and “Bridge to the Doctorate Retreat at the University of South Florida and overseas presentation at KTH Stockholm,
Sweden. Summer conference.

PERSONAL

• USA Citizenship
• Willing to Relocate

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