NOOR MOHAMMAD ABDUL KAREEM

Birth Date: 19 August, 1983

Father’s Name: Dr. Mohammad Abdul Kareem
Mother’s Name: Dr. Zebun Nesa Nuri
Current Address: 35/2A Shantinagar, Dhaka-1217, Bangladesh.
Contacts: +880-1720030012 (mobile), +880-2-9337227 (residential)
Email: kareem.noor@gmail.com

CAREER OBJECTIVE

Obtain a position in an operation team where I can expand my practical and technical skills. My goal is to deliver a
strong portfolio keeping time constraints and quality of service as the main driving forces.
EDUCATION

2009 - 2010, MSc from The University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus

 Got enlisted in the Merit List for my extraordinary academic performance.
 Master of Science in Electronic Communications & Computer Engineering with FULL SCHOLARSHIP.
2005 - 2008, BEng from The University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus
 Bachelor of Engineering in Electronic & Communications Engineering.
2000 - 2002, GCE A-Level Certificate, The Aga Khan School Dhaka
 2 As and 1B
1998 - 2000, GCE O-Level Certificate, The Aga Khan School Dhaka
 4 As and 3Bs
INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE

Jul 2008 - Jan 2009, Alcatel-Lucent Malaysia Sdn. Bhd., Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Wireless Department Volunteer Trainee
 Performed market analysis of the telecommunications industry in South & South East Asia (SSEA) to keep
the department updated on the activities of customers & competitors.
 Developed website for market analysis information sharing within the department.
 Developed a Flash interface engine for navigating through data pertaining to request for proposals (RFP) for
future customers.

Jun 2007 -Sept 2007, Brac Bank Ltd., Dhaka, Bangladesh

Information Technology (IT) Intern
 Perform updates on proprietary banking software in workstations e.g. Finacle Core Banking by Infosys.
 Document computer hardware procurement bills for the department manager.
 Manage logistics for computer hardware relocation for shareholders’ conferences.
 Troubleshoot & install computer hardware like PC, printer, scanners, switches etc.
SKILLS

Simulators Programming Extras Language Fluencies

 Multisim  C,C++  MS Office 2007 Suite  English (IELTS score 7.5)
 PSpice  Java  Adobe Flash CS3  Bengali
 ADS  MATLAB  Wordpress  Urdu (Spoken)
 VHDL  LAN-LAN,LAN-WAN,WAN-  Hindi (Spoken)
WAN internetworking  Arabic

ACHIEVEMENTS
Simulation of a CDMA network (MSc) – Group Project
 Using MATLAB, designed a transmitter and a receiver to accommodate multiple users. Additive white
Gaussian noise (AWGN) channel was used as a medium.
 Perform orthogonality study of spreading codes and spreading factors.
 Study the impact on interference brought by multiple users. Probability of error and relative error graphs
were plotted against relevant signal to ratios (SNR) for this study.

Simulation of high frequency transmission (MSc) – Group Project

 Designed a low noise amplifier operating between 890MHz-910MHz using Infenion RF transistor BFP640
using Advanced Design Suite (ADS) software.
 Achieved a noise figure (NF) less than 1.3 Db, gain of 23.6 dB & Output reflection coefficient, S 22, of < -15
dB.
 Performed impedance matching between the output network & the input network with the aid of Smith
Charts.

Building and testing an Ultrasonic Range-Meter (MSc) – Group Project

 Designed and tested an existing layout for the instrument that incorporated two ultrasonic transceivers in
circuit simulation software.
 Constructed the instrument on a printed circuit board (PCB). Datasheet specifications for each component
were studied for coherency in design.

Other Projects:
 Simulated an audio-visual client recognition system in MATLAB Simulink. Main aim was to appreciate the
signal processing concepts involved in the exercise. – Group Project
 FPGA implementations of a Dual Port (DP) RAM, a transceiver and a digital clock were made. Involved
rigorous programming in hardware description language (HDL) using Xilinx software. – Individual Project
 Simulation study on the nonlinear inductance profile of a switched reluctance motor (SRM). A new
technique for generating a linear inductance profile for the motor was recommended whereby inherent
ripples in the torque response could be reduced. – Individual Project

EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
 Elected the Student Representative for the undergraduate batch of 2005.
 Secretary for the cricket committee at the University for the Year 2007.
 Participated in university sports competitions in – tennis, cricket, swimming, snooker and soccer.
 Coordinator of the Principal’s Cup Tournament at school.
 Captain of the cricket team at school
REFERENCES
Dr. Gobbi Ramasamy
Assistant Professor
University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus
Jalan Broga, 43500 Semenyih, Malaysia
Tel: +6(03) 8924 8136
Email: Gobbi.Ramasamy@nottingham.edu.my

Mr. Christophe Scicluna

Product Marketing Manager
Alcatel-Lucent Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.
20th Floor Wisma Denmark,86 Jalan Ampang, 50450 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Mobile: +6012 325 2604
Email: Christophe.Scicluna@alcatel-lucent.com