Omar Elba

Developing temperature control anti-windup solutions for multivariable systems, translating complex performance specifications into practical design guidelines for various modules. My role involves creating and validating innovative multivariable anti-windup concepts. Work collaboratively across different functions, driving the integration of design best practices into product development. Additionally, responsible for delivering comprehensive technical documentation and effectively communicating concepts, designs, and test results through presentations and written evaluations.

• An ASML Technology Scholarship is awarded to 40 top STEM students yearly from universities around the Netherlands.
• This scholarship offers financial compensation to help with the cost of your studies as well as training programs and a personal mentor from within ASML.
• These training programs and mentor are focused around a self development theme which help you develop your skills and prepare you for entering the workplace.

Developing an augmented reality testbed using Prescan, ROS, Python and Matlab-Simulink for autonomous vehicles. Final demonstration of physical car moving in a lab, position of car captured using a motion system and projected onto a virtual environment. This virtual environment is a traffic scenario with traffic lights, pedestrians and traffic signs, all of which the car has to react to.

• Worked on a project that focused on hardware virtualization using QEMU.
• This project consisted of WNDRVR Linux image development using Yocto to operate on QEMU as well as peripheral emulation in QEMU to emulate a complete custom board.
• Worked fulltime (40 hours per week) for 3 months and part time (24 hours per week) for one month.

• Student assistant in three courses.
• Firstly, Computation 1 where my work focused on teaching students C programming.
• Secondly, Data Analytics which focused on teaching students how to use python to analyze data.
• Finally, Electromechanics which focused on teaching students how to use MATLAB to create models of three different electrical motors which are induction, synchronous and DC and compare them to the real life machines.

• The Honors academy is an extra educational experience that is offered to top students at TU/e.
• This experience consisted of an extra research project opportunity and required an additional 10 extra hours of work weekly.
• Started my first year in the empowerment of health and wellbeing track and moved to the competitive programming and problem solving track in my second year.