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Portrait of Mohammed Elmellouki

Honor Society® member

Mohammed Elmellouki

intern at SNECMA

  • Mississippi State University
  • aerospace engineering
  • Class of 2016
  • starkville, mississippi

Member since December 2015

About

Mohammed el mellouki an aerospace engineering graduate student, I will graduate by December 2016, with a master of science, also I will get my aerospace engineering diploma from my home university the international university of Rabat. I’m actually doing a master with thesis which focus on the design optimization of supersonic nozzle.
During the past four years of my undergraduate studies in aerospace engineering, I studied many relevant courses that broaden my knowledge about this field, such as aerodynamics, jet and rocket propulsion, aircraft stability, and aircraft performance. In addition, I did two projects that are Universal power strip extension and Smart device; the latter aims to develop and transfer card technology in the eco-design that is applied to the field of automotive and boats. Further, my journey towards this goal has been circuitous at best since it carried me through companies presenting opportunities of unpaid internships. These experiences provided me with a chance to apply and enhance my skills outside the academic environment, as well as developing my interpersonal, computer and analytical abilities. I performed various tasks in each company, for example I worked with Mechanical Machining of precision in Morocco (UMPM) where I used to supply mechanized equipment, and monitor the assembly of racks, clusters structures, parallelism, and functioning. Also I used to mark and isolate non-conformities, and perform manual operations such as machining or finishing components that may require drilling, shaving, grinding…etc.
Besides, I worked with SAFRAN Snecma aircraft manufacturer in Morocco (engineering section) where I learned to prepare repair records for CFM 56-3, CFM- 7B and CFM- 5B. Also I used to prepare technical instruction sheets for workers in order that they do repairs and assemble engines. Finally, I worked in the engine test bench that is used to check the functioning of the rocket motor in an environment similar to real field experiments, and it had a duration range that includes a margin from the actual conditions.
As a future engineering engineer I’m willing to integer a company, that could help me to develop myself as engineer and as a person also I will be 100% ready to help others with my modest academic and professional experience. very ambitious and ready to learn, I will always have ears open to learn in order to help the company and I will give 200% of my energy on work, because as a person I’m used to give it whatever it takes to accomplish my tasks

Education

  • mississippi state university

    aerospace engineering

    2015 – 2016

Honors and awards

  • honorsociety.org

Experience

  • intern

    SNECMA

    Jul 2014 – Aug 2014

Languages

  • English (US) Advanced
  • French (France) Advanced
  • Spanish Intermediate
  • Arabic Advanced