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Curriculum Vitae for Nyatsine Rumbidzai Abigail CURRICULUM VITAE FOR NYATSINE RUMBIDZAI ABIGAIL Personal Profile DATE OF BIRTH : 03 AUGUST 1994 NATIONAL ID : 63-2151093 C42 PASSPORT NUMBER : DN274014 DRIVER LICENCE NUMBER : 21110LM SEX : FEMALE PHYSICAL HOME ADDRESS : 16959 UNIT M SEKE, CHITUNGWIZA NATIONALITY : ZIMBABWEAN MARITAL STATUS : SINGLE EMAIL ADDRESS : [email protected] MOBILE PHONE NUMBER : +263 774 264 222 / +263 715 158 058 Membership of Professional Bodies The Zimbabwe Institution of Engineers : Member (No. 166044) Professional Profile I am an innovative lady with an upper second class B.Sc. (Honors) in Electrical Engineering degree who is self-motivated, result oriented and believes in teamwork to achieve organizational goals and objectives. My goal is to build on my knowledge and use it to help transform the world through engineering. Academic Qualifications. Aug 2013 – June 2017 UNIVERSITY OF ZIMBABWE BSc Honors Degree in Electrical Engineering Degree class: 2.1 Jan 2011-Nov 2012 ST DAVID’S GIRLS HIGH BONDA 3 ‘A’ levels 15 points (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry) Jan 2007- Nov 2010 ST DAVID’S SECONDARY SCHOOL 10 As (including English and Mathematics Page 1 of 3 Degree Projects University of Zimbabwe Level 4: Design of an energy monitoring system for household appliances using non-invasive current sensors. University of Zimbabwe Level 3: Design of a Water level Indicator and Controller using Ultrasonic sensors. Internship Experience Description: Attaché at ZETDC Marondera Csc Period: 7 months Skills gained. Substation maintenance 33kv,11kv,132kv line maintenance 33kv and 11kv line construction Meter reading and load analysis HV and MV faults Installation and statutory inspections AC Motor speed control New Service Connections( overhead and underground) Fluorescent lighting repairs Stock –taking Other work related experience Employer: ZETDC Position held: Research enumerator Period: 2 weeks Description: Conducted client satisfaction surveys on the commercial, manufacturing, mining and manufacturing segments with a maximum demand of 300KVA. Transcribed the qualitative and quantitative information into a report. Training attended and certificates • Panhari Leadership Skills • SIRDC Programmable Logic Controllers • SIRDC Variable Speed Drives Key Skills / IT & Software Experience Microsoft (Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Outlook) – Advanced level PLC programming – Intermediate level AutoCAD Electrical – Intermediate level Variable Speed Drives – Intermediate level Sage – Intermediate level LTSpice – Intermediate level Arduino programming software - Advanced Python programming – Basic level Page 2 of 3 Personal competencies • Ability to work in a fast paced environment to set deadlines • Willingness to relocate to any work environment • Excellent oral and written correspondence with an exceptional attention to detail • Highly organized with a creative flair for technical work Hobbies/Interests Exercising Watching football Travelling References Eng E.Rashayi Electrical Engineering Department Chairman University of Zimbabwe Phone: +263 4 333627 Email: [email protected] Prof E. Chikuni Electrical Engineering Department Lecturer University of Zimbabwe Phone: +263 777 606 333 Email: [email protected] Mr Samanga High School Headmaster St David’s Girls High Bonda Private Bag T7904 Juliasdale Mutare Phone: +263773020381 Email: [email protected] The Human Resource Manager Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC) Marondera (Northern Region) Phone: +263 7924774/ 7924583/7923567 Page 3 of 3 .
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