外教人才

Brief Introduction： I am an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the University of Waterloo with expertise in RF MEMS, microwave circuits, and 5G technologies. My research focuses on designing novel mm-wave devices including high-power switches and phase shifters for wireless and satellite applications. With industrial experience at Foundry Branch and a post-doctoral fellowship at CIARS, I have led projects developing MEMS capacitive sensors, superconducting devices, and 60-GHz antenna arrays. I previously served as Assistant Professor at American University of Sharjah, supervising student research on tunable LNAs and RF systems. Holding a PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering from University of Waterloo, I possess strong capabilities in device fabrication, electromagnetic simulation, and MEMS-CMOS integration, with a proven track record in both academic research and industry applications.

Brief Introduction： 8 years of experience in numerical modelling and Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) • Expert in using the open source CFD package of OpenFOAM and ANSYS CFD package • Presented at 6 local and international conferences including Numerical Combustion by SIAM and Combustion Institute - Canadian Section • P.Eng. application has been accepted and actively preparing to write the ethics exam • Proficient with applications and programming languages including Solidworks, ANSYS Fluent, C++, FORTRAN 77/95, Python, OpenFOAM, Ubuntu and LaTeX • Counselled and mentored post-graduate teammates and co-op students with technical and code- related problems • Provided leadership to Bachelor degree graduate-project team of 8 students on the design of an HVAC system for a hospital which was evaluated by the university as 'Distinctive' • Proficient in reading, writing and speaking both English and Arabic • Worked in research teams for projects at University of Waterloo, Cairo University and American University in Cairo

Brief Introduction： I am a dedicated Computer Science and Engineering educator with over a decade of experience teaching as an Adjunct Professor at Canadian institutions including Sheridan College and the University of Toronto. Holding a PhD in Electrical & Electronic Engineering, I specialize in delivering hands-on, experiential learning in programming languages including Java, C/C++, and Python. My background includes postdoctoral research in flexible electronics and semiconductor devices, bridging cutting-edge research with practical classroom applications. As a Senior IEEE Member with substantial industry experience, I bring real-world perspectives to teaching computer engineering principles and programming concepts, consistently fostering student engagement through project-based learning and industry-relevant curriculum design.

Brief Introduction： − Familiar with outcome based education (OBE) and successfully designed and taught courses as per OBE − Created assessments to monitor student’s progress through the course and met or exceeded program matrices. − Continuously reviewing and evaluating own teaching and learning strategies based on students’ feedback − Background and education in computer science and applications, including computer programming, software development, web development and artificial intelligence − Comfortable and relaxed when talking to groups of students, encouraging debate and keeping conversations going − Capability to lead large groups of students

Brief Introduction： He received the B.Sc., Ph.D. and Postdoc degrees in electrical engineering from Beheshti University G.C., Tehran, IRAN, in 2002, 2013 and 2014, respectively. He was a Visiting PhD Student at Wisconsin University at Madison, 2012, USA. He has published around 200 Journal and conference papers and 15 patents. He worked at Center of Applied Power Electronics at University of Toronto, CANADA. He stablished at McClick Inc. He has more than 18 years experience in industry and university. He is interests in power electronics and renewable energy, Photo Voltaic, design, optimization and manufacture electric machines and drives for special machines such as SRM, SynRM, Wireless Power Transformer, power electronics.

Brief Introduction： • As a Researcher, I developed large-scale and stochastic optimization models for logistics and transportation systems. My contributions in this area earned me multiple interdisciplinary awards and scholarships across Canada, Europe, and South America. • As a Data Scientist, I built a data-driven forecasting platform that boosted feed-demand accuracy by 25% and significantly cut inventory waste for the agricultural industry. • As a Decision Scientist, I've worked on developing combinatorial optimization solvers, seamlessly blending quantum-inspired, exact, and heuristic methods with machine learning to tackle complex problems in transportation, combustion simulation, energy planning, and demand forecasting. • As a Consultant, I foster collaborative environments to deliver end-to-end solutions, from development and rigorous testing through deployment, monitoring, and continuous iterative improvement.

Brief Introduction： ● Dedicated instructor with extensive experience in the software development industry. ● Well-versed in most recent programming trends such as AI, Internet of Things, and Big Data. ● Current methods for testing and perfecting newly devised software solutions. ● Skilled at effectively teaching advanced computer science concepts to 620 undergraduate and graduate students; implemented early intervention strategy to reduce failure rate by 95%. ● Proficient in Persian, Swedish, and English. Basic skills in Korean.

Brief Introduction： I am a MEMS researcher with interdisciplinary expertise in micro/nanoscale device design, fabrication, and system integration, with a focus on gas sensing and energy harvesting technologies. My research interests encompass chemoresistive sensors, low-frequency cantilever and acoustic resonators (SMRs, FBARs), CMOS-compatible sensor platforms, micro- gas chromatography columns, e-nose systems, polymers and nanomaterials for chemical sensing. Additionally, I have experience in the design and fabrication of piezoelectric nanogenerators aimed at powering sensor systems, contributing to the development of fully integrated self-powered sensing solutions. I bring extensive experience in international research collaborations, competitively funded projects, and peer-reviewed publications. I am currently seeking a tenure-track Assistant Professor position in Electrical or Electronic Engineering, with a focus on microsystems and sensor technologies.

Brief Introduction： I am a Senior Software Developer and researcher with a diverse background spanning industry and academia. With a PhD in Electrical Engineering, I specialize in developing scalable data acquisition systems using C++/Python and computer vision technologies. My experience includes leading augmented reality projects as a Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Ottawa, where I developed personalized healthcare solutions using Unity 3D and Kinect sensors. I have also served as a Professor in Mexico, teaching courses in object-oriented programming, computer vision, and artificial intelligence. My career demonstrates strong capabilities in full-stack software development, AI integration, and translating research into practical applications across automotive, healthcare, and education sectors.

Brief Introduction： a Ph.D. in Sports Management (Marketing) with over 20 years of experience spanning academia, sports marketing, and athletic administration. He currently serves as an Assistant Professor at Milwaukee Area Technical College (2024–present), where he develops sports management curricula, bridges theory-practice gaps, and mentors students. Previously, he held adjunct/lecturer roles at the United States Sports Academy (2019–2023) and Cardinal Stritch University (2014–2019), teaching sports management, leading curriculum revisions, and publishing research. His industry experience includes roles like Marketing Manager at MVP LTD (Jordan), where he negotiated corporate partnerships and executed digital/traditional campaigns; Sports Agent Assistant (Timothy L. Baldwin LLC), advising clients on career strategies; and Assistant Athletic Director (Guidance Academy), managing budgets, inventory, and travel. A standout achievement is creating the 2012 Jordanian Paralympic Team’s marketing campaign for the London Olympics. He has 3 publications (e.g., in The Globe and Mail, Journal of Educational Psychology) and holds two Master’s degrees in Sports Management, demonstrating expertise in academia, sports marketing, and organizational leadership.

Brief Introduction： a Doctor of Philosophy Candidate (ABD, Health Professions Education & Athletic Training) at Rocky Mountain University of Health Sciences, with an M.S. (A.T. Still University) and B.S. (Whitworth University) in relevant fields. He serves as an Adjunct Professor and certified Athletic Trainer, blending 10+ years of clinical, teaching, and leadership experience. As an Athletic Trainer, he manages athlete health for Community Colleges of Spokane (Women’s Soccer, Men’s Basketball, Track & Field), USA Diving (national/international events), and previously oversaw 800+ student-athletes at ATI Physical Therapy. He leads COVID-19 sports medicine policies for the NWAC conference and chairs its Sports Medicine Advisory Committee. In teaching, Kilfoyle instructs courses (e.g., Biomechanics, Adaptive Physical Education) at 4 institutions (Eastern Washington University, Spokane Community College) and mentors students on portfolios/resumes. He has 1 published association report (NATA’s COVID-19 Return-to-Campus guidelines), 2 papers under review, and 7 invited presentations on concussion management, emergency planning, and athletic training. He holds licenses (WA State Athletic Training, BOC) and certifications (FMS-2, SFMA-1), with anticipated NSCA CSCS/CPSS.

Brief Introduction： Experienced English educator with a background in engineering and management. Currently pursuing a PhD in Management Science while teaching Business English and daily spoken English at the university level. Skilled in IELTS/TOEFL preparation and teaching students across diverse age groups (3-24 years). Combines technical knowledge with language instruction expertise.