Biomedical Engineering
Biomedical engineer bridging medicine and machines — brain-computer interfaces, embedded systems, and biomedical signal processing.
Fourth-year Biomedical Engineering student in a double-degree program between the University of Duhok and TH Mittelhessen (Germany). I design end-to-end systems — from bio-signal acquisition to firmware that controls real hardware.
About
Upcoming
A six-month biomedical engineering internship in Germany, as part of the double-degree program.
Experience
Hands-on training in the operation, repair, calibration, and installation of clinical medical devices — supervised by Eng. Mohammed Mizori, under hospital CEO Dr. Abdullah Abdullah, and recognized for professional conduct and commitment to hospital safety standards.
As part of the same training: maintenance and inspection of high-capacity oxygen and CO₂ generation plants, plus troubleshooting of hospital-wide medical vacuum systems used in critical care.
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Brain-Computer Interface
A NeuroSky EEG headset streams brainwave data to a Python engine that measures focus in real time and drives an ESP32-controlled fan — the harder you focus, the higher a ping-pong ball floats. Full pipeline: acquisition, signal parsing, and motor control.
Bio-Signal Hardware
Engineered a functional, simplified electrocardiogram (ECG) device using three bio-potential electrodes to capture and display the heart's electrical signal.
Embedded Control
Designed DC motor speed-control systems on Arduino Uno, Nano, and ESP32, using push-buttons and potentiometers for variable speed regulation, with closed-loop PID control and live LCD feedback.
Clinical Software
A browser tool I built for physicians — fill in patient data and print a clean one-page intake sheet.
Software
A console calculator built from scratch in C++ with arithmetic operations, input validation, and clean control flow — a foundation project in structured programming.
Skills
Certifications & Training
Languages
Beyond Engineering
Contact
Open to research collaborations, internships, and interesting problems at the intersection of biology and engineering.