Mohammad Shaito

Computer Engineering Ph.D., educator, and software researcher specializing in data visualization, public health informatics, interactive web systems, and database education. Experienced in mentoring more than 150 students, developing assignments and grading rubrics, and building Python, Streamlit, Plotly, and SQL-based analytical applications.

Adjunct Instructor, Computer Science/IT at Tarrant County College, Connect Campus (2026-07 – Present)

• Appointed as an adjunct instructor in Computer Science and Information Technology.
• Completed new employee orientation, required compliance training, and online course development preparation.
• Available to teach database systems, introductory programming, data visualization, and related computing courses.

Graduate Teaching Assistant, Computer Science and Engineering at University of Texas at Arlington (2018-01 – 2024-12)

• Supported graduate and undergraduate Database Systems, Advanced Database Systems, and Introduction to Programming courses.
• Delivered laboratory sessions and online office hours, evaluated programming assignments and examinations, and mentored more than 150 students.
• Developed assignments, grading rubrics, and project guidance using digital learning platforms.

Doctoral Researcher at MAST Lab, University of Texas at Arlington (2018-01 – 2024-12)

• Designed and implemented web-based visualization systems for incomplete spatial and spatiotemporal public-health datasets.
• Built data-processing and visualization pipelines using Python, Streamlit, Plotly, Pandas, NumPy, and relational databases.

Data Visualization and Analytics at Independent Researcher and Developer (2025-01 – Present)

• Continue developing open-source visualization tools for complex spatiotemporal, public-health, and physiological time-series data.
• Focus on Python-based analytics, interactive dashboards, user-centered interfaces, and applied machine-learning workflows.

Owner and Systems Administrator at Skylight Wireless (2005-01 – 2015-12)

• Managed business operations, budgets, vendor relationships, inventory systems, staff hiring, and training.
• Administered local networks and mobile-device support while building long-term customer relationships.

Ph.D. in Computer Engineering – University of Texas at Arlington (2024-12)

M.S. in Computer Science and Engineering – University of Texas at Arlington (2004-05)

B.Sc. in Computer Science – American University of Beirut (2000-05)