AMNEH JABER
Mechanical Engineer, M.Sc. | Thermal Fluid Systems
Mechanical Engineer, M.Sc. | Thermal Fluid Systems
I am a dedicated Mechanical Engineer with a diverse background and a passion for innovation. I
hold a master’s degree in mechanical engineering with a specialization in Thermal
Fluid Systems from the Colorado School of Mines, as well as a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering
with a focus on Thermal Power from Jordan University of Science and Technology.
In my current role as a Research and Development Engineer at Alarko-Carrier, I have performed analysis,
defined requirements, and supported aeraulic and thermal testing on fan coil units.
I have also developed a model-based component matching system for Direct Expansion (DX) coils. This entailed
defining parameters related to coil geometry and operating conditions, conducting
Python simulations, and finding suitable distributors for each DX coil. Additionally, I have conducted
simulations of water coils under various Eurovent test conditions for Fan Coil Units and
exported summarized Excel reports using Python.
During the COVID-19 shutdown, I extended my skills and experience through remote freelance work in the USA.
My projects included embedded system programming and mechanical system design.
As a Graduate Student Researcher at the Colorado School of Mines, I worked in building modeling and HVAC.
I created multiple building models on OpenStudio, validated
them against utility data, and conducted simulations related to vehicle-to-grid technology. My
research skills were also used in analyzing chillers and building energy load data,
calculating electric and cooling loads, and determining the contribution of different buildings and chillers
to the total energy load.
Prior to this, I worked as a Mechanical Project Engineer at Dağgaz, where I was involved in designing Piping
and Instrumentation Diagrams (P&ID), managing material lists, and examining
tender documents for odorizing and chemical injection systems. I also have valuable experience gained as a
Mechanical Engineering Intern at Queen Alia International Airport, which provided
hands-on HVAC engineering training and exposure to design for manufacturing practices.
My professional background, education, and passion for engineering make me an asset for any project
or team, and I am excited to take on new challenges and continue making
significant contributions to the field of mechanical engineering.
Colorado School of Mines
M.Sc. Mechanical Engineering
[ Thermal Fluid Systems ]
Dec. 2019
Jordan University of Science and Technology
B.Sc. Mechanical Engineering
[ Thermal Power ]
Jan. 2017