Mohammed Elkulak

Design Mechanical Engineer at Brewer-Garrett (2024-01 – Present)

Design plumbing, Mechanical, and Hvac systems for industrial and commercial buildings.

• Designed mechanical systems for $26,000,000 renovation project in maximum security prison in eastern Pennsylvania, coordinating with structural and electrical engineers, project managers, contractors, and city utilities.
• Led engineering for $30,000,000 energy savings and mechanical upgrades project at air force base in Alabama, collaborating with government, project managers, and city utilities to ensure smooth construction in restricted area.
• Completed load calculations using trace 3D for multimillion-dollar commercial projects.
• Led plumbing engineering on multiple projects, modifying and designing new sanitary and storm piping for commercial and high-rise construction.

Design Mechanical Engineer at The Austin Company (2022-05 – 2023-05)

Designed plumbing, HVAC, and fire protection systems for industrial and commercial new construction projects.

• Coordinated with architects, structural, electrical, and process engineers during pre-construction to create fabrication drawings and collaborated with project managers and clients during construction of $50,000,000 new construction project.
• Designed mechanical systems for HVAC projects using advanced CAD software.
• Collaborated with cross-functional teams to develop project specifications and requirements.
• Conducted feasibility studies and risk assessments for engineering designs.

Design Mechanical and Strategic Engineer at Energy Harbor (2021-01 – 2021-12)

Making Engineering changes around the plant, Inspecting, Maintaining, and designing plant equipment.

• Developed various engineering forms and interpreted engineering drawings, calculations, and vendor manuals to enhance project clarity and efficiency.
• Collaborated with operation engineers and plant staff to facilitate timely repairs and upgrades, improving overall plant functionality.

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering – The University of Akron