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Arianit-Maraj-Resume-2020.Pdf Curriculum Vitae Personal information First name(s) / Surname(s) ARIANIT MARAJ Address Mat 1, Ndue Perlleshi, 10000 Prishtina, Republic of Kosovo Mobile +37744425159 E-mail(s) [email protected] Date of birth 29 August 1980 Marital Status Married Gender Male Occupational field Information And Communication Technology Work experience Dates December 2020 Occupation or position held Prof. Ass. Dr. Main activities and responsibilities Professor: Selected topics from Engineering Informatics Name and address of employer Engineering Informatics Department Faculty of Mechanical and Computer Engineering University of Mitrovica, Str. Ukshin Kovacica, 40000, Mitrovica, Kosovo Dates 01.03.2014 Occupation or position held Lecturer at AAB College – Faculty of Computer Sciences Main activities and responsibilities Professor in: 1. Multimedia and wireless networking 2. E-Commerce 3. TCP/IP networking 4. Data security 5. Sensors and Interfaces Name and address of employer AAB College, Zona Industriale, Prishtine-Fushe Kosove, 10000 Dates 25 June 2018 Occupation or position held Network Development and Planning Manager Main activities and responsibilities 1. Mobile and fixed network planning 2. Network optimization(QoS/QoE) 3. Fixed and mobile network development Name and address of employer Post and telecommunication of Kosova Telecom of Kosova Dardania n.n.-Prishtia, 10000 Prishtina (Kosova) Type of business or sector Telecommunication industry Page 1 / 8 - Curriculum vitae of Arianit Maraj Dates 07 September 2009 Occupation or position held Sector Manger for service provisioning in Telecom of Kosovo Main activities and responsibilities 1. Responsible for service operation in all service platforms in Telecom Of Kosova: NGN, TDM, IPTV 3. Managing services (service management provides service development) 3. Service provisioning 4.End to end (E2E) service testing from development to operations Post and telecommunication of Kosova Name and address of employer Telecom of Kosova Dardania n.n.-Prishtia, 10000 Prishtina (Kosova) Type of business or sector Telecommunication industry Dates 07 September 2009 Occupation or position held Coordinator for CRM (Customer Relation Manager) – Fixed part Main activities and responsibilities 1. CRM operation and Administration 2. Service provisioning through CRM/RIM platform Name and address of employer Post and telecommunication of Kosova Telecom of Kosova Dardania n.n.-Prishtia, 10000 Prishtina (Kosova) Type of business or sector Telecommunication industry Dates 01 January 2006 Occupation or position held Specialist Engineer for UNIX and Oracle in Next Generation Network (NGN) Main activities and responsibilities 1. Maintain Operating System (UNIX) for NGN network in Telecom of Kosova 2. Maintain Data Bases (Oracle) 3. Create Queries in SQL for access in Oracle Data Bases 4. Full NGN - system backup and restore Periodically Type of business or sector Post and telecommunication of Kosova – Telecom of Kosova Dates 01.03.2014 - 01.11.2016 Occupation or position held Lecturer at ILIRIA College – Faculty of Computer Sciences Main activities and responsibilities Professor in: 1. Technology of Digital circuits 2. Network Computers 3. Network software Name and address of employer ILIRIA College, Prishtine, 10000 Dates 01.10.2010 – 01.07.2014 Occupation or position held Lecturer at University of Prizren – Faculty of Computer Sciences Main activities and responsibilities Professor in: 1. Network technologies 2. Transmission technologies 3. Sensors and interfaces 4. Telecommunication networks Name and address of employer Public University of Prizren, Prizren, Rr. E shkronjave Dates 01 October 2007 – 30.06.2009 Occupation or position held Assistant in Telecommunication Department Main activities and responsibilities Teaching assistant in: Telecommunication Basis And Telecommunication Systems Name and address of employer University of Prishtina, Faculty of Electrical And Computer Engineering Bregu i diellit, 10000 Prishtina (Kosova) Type of business or sector Public University Page 2 / 8 - Curriculum vitae of Arianit Maraj Dates 28 March 2008 - 30 June 2008 Occupation or position held Telecommunication expert Main activities and responsibilities Modernization of Vocational Education and Secondary School Curricula development Name and address of employer PEM GmbH Dusseldorf, Federal Republic of Germany Type of business or sector Telecommunication Dates 01 October 2004 - 01 October 2007 Occupation or position held Assistant in Faculty of electrical and computer engineering Main activities and responsibilities Teaching assistant in: Electro technical Basis 1, Electro technical Basis 2 and Telecommunication basis Name and address of employer University of Prishtina, Faculty of electrical and computer engineering-FECE Bregu i Diellit, 10000 Prishtina (Kosovo) Type of business or sector University Dates 01 January 2005 - 01 January 2006 Occupation or position held Team Leader in measurement and documentation Unit Main activities and responsibilities Measurement of fixed Network quality Name and address of employer Post and Telecommunication of Kosova Dardania p.nr, 10000 Prishtina (Kosova) Type of business or sector Telecommunication industry Dates 15 May 2004 - 31 December 2004 Occupation or position held Officer for managing of Frequency Spectrum within TRA (Telecommunication Regulatory Authority) Main activities and responsibilities 1. Administration of radiofrequency band for civil purposes for public and private use; 2. Awareness that radiofrequencies to be used effectively in a way determined by license and according to the law; 3. Providing data for existing or planned radio communication networks in radio frequencies band and geographical zones; 4. Providing information for the radiofrequency assign ability for telecommunication services; Name and address of employer Telecommunication Regulatory Authority-TRA Kosovo, Government Building, 10000 Prishtina Type of business or sector Telecommunication Education Dates 10 January 2010 - 16 May 2013 Title of qualification awarded UDr.sc. Principal subjects / occupational skills Information And Communication Technology Name and type of organisation Polytechnic University of Tirana - UPT providing education Albania-Tirana, Sheshi 'Nene Tereza', 4 Dates 01 October 2004 - 23 September 2008 Title of qualification awarded UMaster of science in Electrical Engineering U Principal subjects / occupational skills Telecommunication Grade Point Average 9.44 out of 10.0 Name and type of organisation Faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering-FECE-University of Prishtina providing education Bregu I Diellit, 1000 Prishtina (Kosova) Page 3 / 8 - Curriculum vitae of Arianit Maraj Dates 01 October 1999 - 18 February 2004 Title of qualification awarded Engineer of Computer and Telecommunication Grade Point Average 9.31 out of 10.0 Name and type of organisation Faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering-FECE-University of Prishtina providing education Bregu I Diellit, 10000 Prishtina (Kosova) Dates 01 September 1995 - 01 June 1999 Principal subjects / occupational skills Gymnasium in Mathematical science covered Grade Point Average 5.0 out of 5.0 Name and type of organisation Haxhi Zeka Gymnasium providing education Istog (Kosova) Awards In 2003, announced as “Outstanding Student” from Rector of Prishtina University Professional Trainings 1. Telecommunication trends: Practical knowledge on xDSL technology (ADSL, SDSL, IDSL, VDSL) and Next Generation Networks (NGN). ISKRATEL Company, Kranj Slovenia, July 2003. 2. Introduction to the functioning of a Company. New market and sales trends. Professional sales. Efficient project management and team work – Training Course in Portorose Slovenia, July 2003. 3. Getting to know ArcGIS (ArcView, ArcEditor, and ArcInfo) – 3 weeks training Course in GISKOS (Geographical Information System Kosova) Company, Prishtina Kosovo, 2005. 4. Training for GPS (Global Positioning System)-Macedonia-Skopje-April 2005 5. Decision Making Course-Prishtina, 2005 6. Training course for Alcatel 5020 Softswitch IPT (IP Telephony) environment (Antverpen- University of Alcatel-Belgium) 7. Alcatel 8690 OSP (Open Service Platform) R2.3 Platform Description (Antverpen-University of Alcatel-Belgium) - Mobility 8. Media Server (Antverpen-University of Alcatel-Belgium) - Mobility 9. Training course for “ALCATEL SLS-Subscription Location Server”- Prishtina (from Alcatel Trainers) 10. Training course for “ALCATEL CPS-Common Provision Server”-Prishtina (from Alcatel Trainers): MMPS- Multimedia Phone Service, EPX-Extended Proxy Server 11. Training Course for BRAS (Broadband Remote Access Server)-SE400 Smart Edge-Multi Service Edge Router – Prishtina, March 2007 – (Alcatel Trainers): Edge and Service Routing, Ethernet aggregation, Software Architecture 12. Training for Red Hat Linux (Cacttus centre, Prishtina, June 2009): - Module RH033-Red Hat Linux Essentials, - Module RH133-Red Hat Linux System administration and - Module RH253 Network services and security administration 13. Alcatel University Romania; 7302-7330 ISAM /5523 AWS Operator Part 1 and 2, 13.09-23.09- 2010 – 14. CRM/RIM Administration – 10 days advanced training, Croatia-Zagreb, 2016 Mother tongue(s) Albanian Other language(s) Understanding Speaking W r i t i n g Listening Reading Spoken interaction Spoken production English C2 Proficient user C2 Proficient user C1 Proficient user C1 Proficient user C2 Proficient user French C1 Proficient user C2 Proficient user B1 Novice mid B1 Novice mid B2 Independent user Serbian
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