Contact Osama Elashmawy
About me
As a final year Robotics and Mechatronics Engineering student (graduating June 2025) with a strong background in automation, embedded programming, and control systems, I am dedicated to creating innovative engineering solutions across a range of applications. During my internship with the Egyptian Refining Company (ERC), I gained valuable hands-on experience with industrial control systems, field instrumentation, and automation processes, which strengthened my problem-solving skills and enhanced my understanding of industry standards. My academic projects further developed my skills in embedded programming (C, Arduino, ESP32) and PLC programming (Siemens LOGO!8), allowing me to design, prototype, and troubleshoot automated systems for applications like pump control, traffic management, and reaction-time testing. In addition, I am a Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate (CSWA) with proficiency in mechanical design, which I’ve applied in projects using advanced manufacturing techniques such as 3D printing, laser cutting, and CNC machining. This diverse skill set allows me to integrate mechanical, electrical, and software components effectively.
Custom Fields
Education
Bachelors of Robotics and Mechatronics Engineering
Monash UniversityWork Experience
Automation Engineering Inern
Egyptian Refining Company (ERC)Completed a 3-month rotationalprogram across Maintenance, Technical Services, and Engineering Departments.
- Maintenance Department: Introduced to pump technology, types, and standards, focusing on operation and maintenance of rotating equipment and mechanical seal plans.
- Technical Services: Gained expertise in ISA-95 standards for IT & OT integration, control system architecture (DCS, ESD, PLC, VMS), and industrial network protocols.
- Practiced process control strategies including PID loop tuning, real-time control logic design on Honeywell Experion DCS, and control network security.
- Engineering: Worked in field instrumentation, gaining hands-on experience with pressure, flow, and temperature transmitters, HART protocol, and 4-20 mA wiring.
