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Brief Introduction： A 37-year-old professional with Moroccan nationality, holding a Master’s Degree in Civil Engineering (2012–2015, FST-Tangier, Morocco) and a Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering Physics (2008–2012, FSTM-Mohammedia, Morocco), plus certifications in Microsoft Junior Development (2007) and Cisco (2012). Has 10+ years of diverse experience: Worked as a full-time university lecturer (2015–2019, Morocco) teaching Mathematics, Physics, and Electronics; served as a Structural Engineer (2015, Morocco) overseeing reinforced concrete/metal structure inspection and dynamic analysis for buildings/bridges; acted as an international trade consultant (2019–2020, China) managing marketing and business development. Since 2021, focused on teaching in China: lectured on Civil Engineering, Calculus, and Physics at Kunming University of Science and Technology (2022); taught English-Math at K12 institutions (2021–2023, Guangzhou/Shenzhen/Shanghai); and served as a Mathematics lecturer at Guangzhou Nanfang College (2023). Proficient in Arabic (mother tongue), French/English (fluent), Spanish (good), and Chinese (medium); skilled in software (AutoCAD, MATLAB, SolidWorks, MS Project) and programming (C/C++/Java).

Brief Introduction： An experienced professional with a PhD in Transportation Engineering (University of Central Florida, GPA 3.6/4.0), an MSc in Operations Research (Columbia University, GRE 1420/1600), and a BSc in Electrical Engineering (University of Florida). Seeks roles in data science or transportation analysis at research institutions or Fortune 500 companies, leveraging expertise in operations research, data science/AI, transportation planning, and logistics. Core achievements include developing a linear programming algorithm to optimize school bus routing (reducing time/cost by 60%), creating advanced supply chain forecasting tools, and building quantitative models for aircraft maintenance. Professional experience spans: 2019–present (Training & Engineering Consulting, New Frontiers Consultants); 2011–2019 (Adjunct Professor, FIT, teaching graduate logistics/transportation); 2018–2019 (Analyst, U.S. Department of Defense, regression modeling & IBM Cognos reporting); 2014–2017 (Adjunct Professor, Northwestern University, teaching data science/optimization & developing courses); 2004–2014 (Technical Consultant/Engineering Researcher). Proficient in Python, MATLAB, R, GIS (MapInfo), SAS, and Cognos.

Brief Introduction： A Professional Engineer (P.E.) with 12+ years of structural engineering experience, residing in Virginia Beach, VA. Holds an M.S. in Civil Engineering (emphasis: Construction Management, GPA 3.7/4.0, 2012, University of Kentucky) and a B.S. in Civil Engineering (minor: Mathematics, major GPA 3.2/4.0, 2011, Western Kentucky University). Current role (2019–present): Project Engineer at Lynch Mykins Structural Engineers, managing design teams (EITs, drafters) and large commercial/federal projects—including leading structural design for a 6-story Missouri hospital (resistant to 250mph tornado winds) and building client relationships with architects/developers. Prior experience: 2015–2019 (Structural Engineer/Project Manager, SE Engineering) designing stamped structures (6-story dorm, 3-story 18,000 SF house) and conducting residential structural inspections; 2012–2015 (Project Engineer, Gray Construction) overseeing large facilities (e.g., 826,000 SF Caterpillar plant, 1.5M SF W.W. Grainger warehouse) with quality/schedule/safety coordination. Certified OSHA 30; former ASCE Steel Bridge Team Captain (Western Kentucky University); led philanthropic events (raised $30k for cancer research) and served as HRACRE YPN Task Force Chair. Previously taught blueprint reading as a University of Kentucky teaching assistant (evaluation: 3.6/4.0).

Brief Introduction： A British academic holds a PhD in Civil Engineering (Aston University, UK), MSc in Engineering Mechanics (Chongqing University, China), and BEng in Automotive Engineering (Wuhan University of Technology, China). Since 2012, they have served as a Lecturer at the University of Salford (UK), previously working as a researcher at Imperial College London and the University of Bristol. Specializing in construction materials, structural durability, and unsaturated hydrology, they have published 2 books and over 70 peer-reviewed papers, supervised 8 graduated PhD students (2 ongoing), and secured £576,000 in research grants (EU Horizon 2020, Royal Society). They teach undergraduate and postgraduate civil engineering courses (e.g., Structural Durability, Tall Building Engineering) with high pass rates (up to 100%). A Chartered Engineer (CEng), Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA), and Member of the Institution of Civil Engineers (MICE), they also collaborate internationally on projects like oil-contaminated soil characterization and low-carbon concrete development.

Brief Introduction： A tenured professor with 16+ years of service (since 2005) at the Department of Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering & Technology, Oregon Institute of Technology, holding a PhD in Industrial Engineering and an MSc in Software Engineering (both from Kansas State University) plus a BEng in Mechanical Engineering (Beijing Jiaotong University, China). With 11 years of industrial engineering/management experience (1988–1999), they currently serve as an ABET Mechanical Engineering Technology Program Evaluator (2015–present) and Manuscript Editor of Journal of Engineering Technology (2019–present). Previously, they were Site Director of the M&MET Department at Wilsonville (2013–2021), Graduate Program Director (2006–2013), and Graduate Council Chair (2011–2013). They teach 20+ engineering courses (e.g., CAD Design, Thermodynamics, Lean Manufacturing) and have published a book, book chapters, and 30+ peer-reviewed papers. They secured funding (e.g., $46k from NSF) and served as a visiting professor at Chinese universities

Brief Introduction： A PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering (New Jersey Institute of Technology, NJIT, 2018) with an MSc (Louisiana State University, 2014) and dual BSc in Electrical Engineering & Mathematics (Louisiana Tech University, 2012, with honors). Currently works as a Fusion Algorithm Engineer at Aptiv (2018–present), leading L3/L4 radar-lidar-camera fusion tracker development for BMW projects, designing mm-level positioning modules (fusing RTK GNSS/IMU), and developing 3D LiDAR segmentation for object detection. Has expertise in radar signal processing, sensor fusion, and AI/ML—e.g., human behavior detection via CNN (micro-Doppler), radar interference mitigation with SVM, and CUDA-based signal processing. Previously researched distributed MIMO radar at NJIT (2014–2018) and led LiDAR facial recognition algorithms as an intern. An IEEE Senior Member (2019–present) with 10+ publications, holds fellowships (Ross, Hashimoto) and engineering honors. Proficient in C/C++, Python, FPGA (Verilog), MATLAB, and TensorFlow.

Brief Introduction： A dual PhD holder (Biotechnology, Renewable Energy) with over 30 years of experience in teaching, research, and university management. Specializes in Renewable Energy, Environmental Sciences, and International Education. Served in senior leadership roles (Pro Vice Chancellor, Executive Director) at Australian universities, overseeing international partnerships, student recruitment, and curriculum development. Published 200+ peer-reviewed articles with high H-index (Scopus 31, Google 45) and supervised 20+ HDR students. Secured $3 million+ in research grants and led initiatives to double HDR student load and increase international enrollment. Experienced in cross-border academic collaboration and quality assurance in higher education.

Brief Introduction： A U.S. citizen and Full Professor & Chair at the Department of Engineering, Lancaster University (UK, since 2010), holding a PhD in Civil Engineering (University of Alabama, Huntsville, 2001), MSc in Civil Engineering (Institute of Applied Sciences of Lyon, France, 1996), and BSc in Civil Engineering (University of Sherbrooke, Canada, 1994). Specializing in smart low-carbon structural materials, energy harvesting from civil infrastructure, and AI-based infrastructure monitoring, they are ranked among the world’s top 2% influential scientists (2021). They hold multiple patents (e.g., smart cementitious composites, structural health monitoring paint), secured over $10M in grants (NSF, EU H2020, UK DOT), and published 100+ peer-reviewed papers. They have supervised 80+ graduate students/postdocs, founded MSc programs, and established high-tech labs worth $2M. Previously, they served as Associate Professor at U.S. universities (North Dakota State University, Alabama A&M University) and led research themes in European smart urban infrastructure consortia. They also contribute to editorial boards and NSF grant reviews.

Brief Introduction： A PhD in Physics with a minor in Theoretical Physics, and dual B.S. degrees in Physics and Mathematics (GPA 4.0). Has 17+ years of teaching experience across universities and colleges, specializing in calculus-based and algebra-based physics, computational physics, and mathematics. Developed curriculum for computational physics courses and taught a wide range of courses (University Physics, General Physics, Computational Physics) at Northern Arizona University, Metropolitan State University, and others. Skilled in teaching tools (MasteringPhysics, Blackboard, iclicker) and programming languages (MATLAB, Python, FORTRAN). Published research on fluid dynamics and turbulence, with multiple conference presentations and travel grants. Fluent in Spanish and experienced in tutoring diverse student groups.

Brief Introduction： Radford H. V. Mitchell, Jr. holds a Ph.D. in Physics with a minor in Theoretical Physics from Georgia Institute of Technology, as well as B.S. degrees in Physics (with a minor in Spanish) and Mathematics (both with a GPA of 4.0) from Northern Arizona University, and an A.S. from Yavapai College. He has extensive teaching experience at multiple universities, covering calculus-based and algebra-based physics courses, online courses, at both undergraduate and graduate levels, with expertise in physics lab teaching and tutoring. His research areas include fluid dynamics (computational fluid dynamics, chaotic mixing, etc.) and nonlinear dynamics & chaos. He possesses strong computational skills (proficient in MATLAB, Maple, FORTRAN, etc.) and proficiency in teaching tools, with fluent Spanish. He has received numerous academic awards and scholarships, being a senior professional in physics education and research.