## BIO
Tamer M. Nada Education BSEE, Ain Shams University, June 1999, rating good. Important courses: Calculus, Mechanics, Engineering Drawing, Descriptive Geometry, Electronic Materials, Electrical Circuits, Electronic Circuits, Measurements, Software Programming, Operating Systems, Software Design, Database Management Systems, Computer System’s Architecture, Computer Interfacing, Artificial Neural Networks, Artificial Intelligence, Intelligent Control, Automatic Control Systems, Advanced Control Systems, Robotic Systems, Analog Control Systems, Digital Control Systems, Thermodynamics, Fluids’ Dynamics, Economics, Project Management, Operational Research, Report Writing. Graduation Project; Virtual Instrumentation Package; a computer-based training package for teaching instrumentation technology, using Matlab 5 graphical user interface and tools. Certificate of “Alliance Francaise, Diplome De Langue Francaise” rating good at French Cultural Center, Mars 1993. Secondary Education Certificate rating 89.25% at “College De La Salle (College Des Freres)”, June 1994. Experience Full-time, February 2002 to present: Senior Software Development Engineer / Project Manager, Microtech; Understanding the Microtech ERP Software “Al-Motammem”, fixing possible software bugs, enhancing and adding new functionalities to the program, working with MS SQL Server 2000, understanding and implementing MS SQL Replication process, working with Seagate Crystal Reports, working on Borland C++ 4.5, converting “Al-Motammem” software to 32 bit, adding the Windows 32 bit look and feel to it to be compatible with MS Windows XP, creating a master software repository for the company, teaching developers how to deal with repository controlled files, understanding Microtech software Infinity ERP, fixing possible bugs and adding new functionalities to the assigned modules in Infinity ERP, managing “Al-Motammem” project and team, assigning tasks to individuals based on the master project plan, following up with “Al-Motammem” team, delivering product on time, providing cost for customer requirements, closing the loop with Quality Control(QC) department to understand weak points of the software, closing the loop with sales and marketing departments to understand customer needs, install the software under different platforms, reporting progress on daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and yearly basis, learning for SQL certification on MS SQL Implementation and MS SQL Administration. Full-time, March 2000 to December 2002: Development engineer, Mentor Graphics; Understanding and using IC CAD tools, fixing bugs in existing software, making new enhancements, writing function specifications, understanding customer needs, answering customers’ inquiries, self-training on new products and technologies, training new employees for startup, building huge software products on different platforms, managing work areas, managing releases, converting between build systems and repository control systems, synchronizing build systems between different work sites, reporting on weekly basis to direct manager, writing project plans, following up project plans, providing periodically progress reports on projects, building web sites, generating automatic systems, assisting direct manager, reporting team resources, working in team, building good relations with team members and customers, understanding company’s mission and goals. It’s important to mention that during my work period in Mentor Graphics I was nominated for the Best Employee Award. Part-time, September 1999 to September 2001: Computer Science Instructor, YAT Education Centers; teaching various computer science issues, developing creative instructional schemes, supporting trainees during and after courses, answering trainees’ questions, dealing with different trouble people. Full-time, September 1999 to March 2000: Systems’ Integrator, Sigma Engineering; programming Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC), connecting PLC units in networks, automating systems using PLC, replacing old control systems with new PLC-based control systems, creating new products using PLC, creating calibration systems using PLC and measurements’ devices. Summer training, June 1997 to August 1997: Software programmer, Kader Factory; training on UNIX systems, programming using Delphi and Visual Basic, creating ticketing system for different workshops. References Zamalek Art Gallery [login to view URL] More references will be furnished upon request.
## Area of Expertise
Web related issues: ASP, PHP, JAVA, Flash, MySQL, SQL, Access, and little XML. Software related issues: Delphi, C++, Visual Basic. Project management and consultations: MOF (Microsoft Operational Framework), MS Project, Project Management.
