Arif Ahmad Mohammad

MOHAMMAD ARIF AHMAD
Present Address: Kochi, Kerala, INDIA | +91 8136888245 & +91 9177222495 | mdarif_903@yahoo.com: mdarif903@gmail.com
Permanent Address: Nellore, Andhra Pradesh, INDIA

Dear Sir,

I did my Bachelor of Technology in Electrical & Electronics engineering passed out in 2004. Overall, 12+ years of Electrical Engineering and MEP Supervision (PMC) exposure in a various projects like Metro Rail Infrastructure projects, District cooling plant, high rise building & Commercial building like Govt. Secretariat bldg.

I had started my career with a contractor as site engineer in 2004 immediate after my Graduation. Till 2008, I had worked with Main contractor and electromechanical contractors. From the year 2008, I had been working with Design and Engineering consultants. Therefore, my experience was balanced with Engineering plus Execution/Supervisor and Project management skills. From the Year 2011, I had been working with Metro Rail projects.

The major projects my professional career is here under.

• Kochi Metro Rail Project – As a Sr. Electrical Engineer responsible for 22nos elevated stations and Depot, MEP quality cum safety consultant.
• MEGA, Ahmedabad Metro Project - As a Technical coordinator responsible for Technical coordination of Power supply & DC Traction 1500V& MEP works
• Chennai Metro rail Project- as an Electrical Engineer responsible 13nos Elevated station and Depot MEP design review and PMC.

Seeking challenging assignments in a professional career with a recognizable roles and responsibilities where i could use my intelligence, common sense and innovative ideas with highly calibrated skills to the maximum. With a surplus energy, always eager to learn new things. I strongly believe in learning new things while working and getting certified timely is most appropriate.

My strong desire to work with multinational and multi-cultural people to exchange our professional experience and personnel values to achieve successes in engineering profession is waiting to come true!


Yours Sincerely,

Mohammad Arif