Mohammed Bazarah

Mechanical Engineering graduate with a strong foundation in energy efficiency, mechanical design, and automotive systems. Ranked 3rd out of 41 students and graduated with First Class Honors (GPA: 4.79/5) from King Saud University. Passionate about pursuing a Master’s degree to specialize in sustainable energy systems and advanced mechanical design. Experienced in both industrial and academic projects, with a focus on practical problem-solving and innovation

Quality & Safety Specialist at AMTC – Toyota Yemen (2025-08 – 2026-09)

• Improved Quick Service operations, reducing processing time by 40% and paper consumption by 75%.
• Implemented Kaizen cost-saving solutions, reducing tool manufacturing costs by 60%.
• Developed a pricing calculator covering 100+ vehicle models and led workplace safety improvements.

Energy Engineer at ELEMAC formerly (Lime Energy) (2020-08 – 2021-12)

• Developed and implemented energy-saving strategies for commercial buildings.
• Conducted field audits and collected data on energy usage.
• Created Detailed Facility Study (DFS) reports.
• Analyzed utility bills and performance data to propose cost-effective solutions.
• Supervised field teams and contractors during implementation.

Intern Mechanical Engineer at Qassim Cement Company (2020-05 – 2020-08)

This internship provided hands-on experience in industrial maintenance, troubleshooting, and teamwork

• Inspected and maintained core mechanical systems (mills, kilns, crushers, conveyors).
• Assisted in diagnosing faults and performing repairs.
• Helped organize preventive maintenance and manage spare parts.

Mechanical Design Engineer at KSU, Innovation center, SAAF Team (2018-04 – 2019-08)

Designed and optimized the “Riyadh 2” prototype vehicle for Shell Eco-marathon 2019 in Malaysia.

• Created a Hall-effect sensor mount and improved the chain disengagement mechanism.
• Designed a lightweight trigger wheel (70% reduction in weight) and improved installation reliability.
• Redesigned the engine seat for improved strength and reduced engine compartment weight by 40%.
• Worked as part of a collaborative, multidisciplinary student team under tight deadlines.

Committee Leader at KSU, Mechanical Engineering Club (2018-01 – 2019-05)

Coordinated educational courses and led the supply team, completing over 360 volunteer hours.

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering – King Saud University (2014-08 – 2020-12)