Awelkiyar Wehaberebi

 Maintaining data in Enterprise PDM Solidworks and Abas ERP  Supporting during the introduction of the ERP System  Customizing of the Standard Abas Info-systems and Screens  System maintenance and user support (Enterprise PDM and Abas)  Programming company-specific requirements for various departments  Programming an interface between EPDM and Abas ERP (Go live 1.12.2015)  Participating in various trainings at Abas ACADAMY (Administration, FO programming, Linux)

 Data migration from the old system (Unix) into the new system (Abas ERP) o Maintaining the migrated data o Creating new characteristics, selections and options in Abas ERP o Creating new material options in Abas ERP o Reorganizing Abas ERP databank  Creating and maintaining the cards of Enterprise PDM SolidWorks database

▪ preparation of laboratory sessions ▪ assistance of students during laboratory sessions ▪ implementation of various tutor projects ▪ installation and upgrading of computers

As staff of the National Network Operation Center (NNOC) -monitoring and troubleshooting telecom equipments -controlling and clearing alarms of equipments such as the SoftSwitch, Media Gateways, Signaling Gateways and Access Gateways -participating in different trainings about management and control of telecom network

As member of Next Generation Network (NGN) project responsible for -supervising laying of backbone optical fiber -splicing, testing of optical fiber -participating in acceptance test of the various telecom equipments such as SoftSwitch, Signaling and Media gateway equipments

digital communication systems, optical and microwave systems, intelligent systems, intelligent sensors and pattern recognition, modern project management and business administration methods, telecommunications, NGN, computer networks, JAVA developement, circuit design. Top student

Electronics engineering, computer engineering, control systems, power engineering, communication systems, computer networking, industrial management and industrial economics