Kareem Ahmed Mahmoud Morsi

Kareem Ahmed Mahmoud Morsi, a Mechanical Engineering graduate from the American University of Sharjah (AUS), is a passionate engineer specializing in Renewable Energy Engineering. Holding a Bachelor’s degree with summa cum laude honors and a CGPA of 3.96/4.00, Kareem has consistently demonstrated academic excellence and a keen analytical mindset

Currently pursuing a Master’s in Mechanical Engineering at AUS, Kareem participates in the Accelerated Masters Program (AMP), emphasizing Power, Renewable Energy, Sustainability, and Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning. With proficiency in various programming languages, engineering software, and mathematical tools, he possesses a robust skill set that extends to Electrical Engineering simulation and fire engineering CFD software

As a Graduate Research & Teaching Assistant, Kareem takes a leading role in research projects spanning Power, Renewable Energy, Sustainability, HVAC, and green hydrogen production. His expertise extends to artificial intelligence and machine learning applications. Concurrently, as a Teaching Assistant, he contributes to the educational experience of mechanical and mechatronics engineering students

Kareem’s professional experience includes a stint as an Intern at AGMC - BMW/MINI/Rolls Royce, where he gained hands-on expertise in aftersales services, rotating through various departments. He actively contributed to operational efficiency and customer satisfaction in a collaborative team environment.


His commitment to research is evident from his role as an Undergraduate Research Assistant, collaborating on saltwater desalination research using Thermodynamics, HVAC, and Refrigeration principles. Kareem’s achievements also extend to leadership roles, including President of the Mechanical Engineering Honors Society ‘Pi Tau Sigma Chapter’ and Treasurer of the Algerian Cultural Club.

Kareem’s academic achievements include receiving the Undergraduate Excellence Award in Mechanical Engineering, heading a successful senior design project on designing a Solar-Water Electrolyser, and earning prestigious scholarships such as the Al Ghurair STEM Program scholarship from the Abdulla Al Ghurair Foundation for Education. His consistent presence on the Dean’s List and various merit scholarships highlight his commitment to education.