Name: Mohammad Sahal
Email: mohammad.sahal@drexel.edu
Phone: (267)-356-8291
About me
Enthusiastic student currently working towards an undergraduate degree in Computer Science concentrating in Algorithms, Data Structures and Artificial Intelligence with a minor in Neuroscience. Multi-lingual team player proficient in C++ and Python software development with hands-on experience in advance research on Brain-Computer Interfaces. Significant background in developing applications for varied development platforms, neuro-technology and neuro-ergonomics. Experienced leader versed in all stages of development cycle for dynamic projects.
Skills
Programming Languages
Python
C++
C
C#
JavaScript
Dart
Operating Systems
Windows
Ubuntu
RedHat Enterprise Linux
Machine Learning
TensorFlow
scikit-learn
Voice Assistant
Google Assistant
Alexa Voice Service
SoC Boards
Raspberry Pi 3b+
Arduino Uno
NVIDIA Jetson Nano
Version Control
Github
Gitlab
Bitbucket
Web Development
Django
Android Studio
Flutter
NodeJS
ExrpessJS
jQuery/Ajax
HTML/CSS
BootStrap
Database
MS Access
MySQL
Firebase
Postgres
SQLite3
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Projects COMPLETED3
YEARS OF EXPERIENCE1000
STUDENTS AND CO-WORKERS3
AWARDS WONMohammad Sahal has proven himself to be intelligent, independent, and self motivated. He has skillfully organized and led a working group in developing a pragmatic BCI for use by people living with ALS in order to increase their independence. Through the course of this project he demonstrated tenacity, ingenuity and a willingness to work hard. This work has been difficult but Mr. Sahal was up to the challenges. On a personal level, I am thankful for his continued interest and sincerity. He is a pleasure to work and I look forward to his continuing with us on the project
Mohammad was a teaching assistant in the Freshman Design Sequence for a year. In that time, he served ten student development teams as their scrum master and mentor. He patiently taught students how to use the command line interface with git for version control and coached teams through problem solving in areas as diverse as Arduino in a Robotics application to Android Studio to Full Stack Web Development. All of the teams he mentored had a completed prototype or proof of concept at the end of the sequence. His dedication to his teams is admirable.
I had the pleasure of supervising Sahal at K&S for 6 months during his second co-op. As a co-op on the Computer Vision team, he was instrumental in helping the team analyze field data quickly with a set of python scripts he wrote for parsing, analyzing, and visualizing log files and images. Sahal also quickly and independently came up to speed on image processing basics. This allowed him to research, implement, and present an algorithm for foreign material detection that he compared with a more basic technique. I’m confident that Sahal will contribute meaningfully to any team he joins, as he did for ours.