Muhammad Zohaib Khan

430 Mclevin Avenue, Apt #502, Toronto, ON, Canada M1B 5P1
Email: zohaib.khan@mail.utoronto.ca | Phone: (647) 994-9042

SUMMARY
Multi-faceted, efficient & reliable mechanical engineering graduate with 16 months of experience working in a
professional environment. Proficient in all industry standard CAD and design software as well as possessing hands-on
experience. Strong leadership, teamwork and communication skills.

SKILLS
Proficient in SolidWorks, AutoCAD, Sketchup and other industry standard CAD software.
Experience with Drill Press, Lathing, Milling and Welding
Trained in C++ and MATLAB
Familiar with Agile/Scrum programming and methods
Skilled in Microsoft Excel, Minitab and related analytical tools
Excellent communication, presentation and interpersonal skills

EDUCATION
University of Toronto- Toronto, ON, Canada Sept 2009-April 2014
Mechanical Engineering

George Brown College-Toronto, ON, Canada Sept 2013-December 2013
Basic Machining and Welding

WORK EXPERIENCE
Quality Analyst 7
th
May 2012 30
th
August 2013
Cast Software, Toronto, ON
Revised, executed and maintained manual test cases and related artifacts (code, scripts, inputs, expected
results, execution reports)
Developed Test Plans, Scripts and Test Cases for individual features functional testing, regression testing
and integration/system testing
Streamlined existing procedures and policies for efficiency
Communicated with customer base on a regular basis to provide technical support and assess customer needs
Managed and trained incoming interns
Documented work for purposes of SR&ED
PROJECT EXPERIENCE
Capstone Project Team Member September 2013 April 2014
Suncor Energy, Calgary, AB
Designed a Pump House for Suncor Energy as part of University of Torontos Capstone Project
Analyzed and interpreted data using Microsoft Excel to provide the most cost efficient and feasible
solution
Developed the necessary Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams
Utilized Sketchup to create 3D rendering of pump house
Communicated with external pump suppliers during the process of pump selection
Worked with client and professors on a regular basis
Presented design during a Design Review Presentation as well as a Poster Presentation

Team Leader January 2014 - April 2014
Product Design, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON
Designed and developed a Catapult system for launching golf balls over a specified 10-20 feet range with a
4 inch tolerance
Managed a six person team through the design process
Identified appropriate Control Factors and Specifications
Developed Design FMEAs, Product Functional Decomposition diagrams and P-Diagrams
Analyzed data to streamline and make the design more efficient
Evaluated economic costs associated with development and production by calculating NPVs as well as
running scenario analysis
Team Member September 2013-December 2013
Engineering Psychology and Human Performance University of Toronto, Toronto, ON
Mapped data extracted from a number of experiments to analyze the effect of various stimuli on human
response
Utilized Excel to analyze and study obtained data so as to reach a quantifiable conclusion
Interpreted results to suggest changes to existing procedures to increase efficiency and reduce costs by
lowering or eliminating the likelihood of errors

EXTRACURRICULAR AND VOLUNTEER WORK
Founder and President January 2013- April 2014
Skule Improv, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON
Founded and established an improvisational club at The University Of Toronto
Led weekly workshops aimed at teaching improvisational skills and sketch writing to
beginners
Organized and performed at monthly shows for the student body
Participated in leadership workshops held by the University of Toronto
Collaborated with various student clubs to organize events
Managed a team of six people consisting of media, web developers and artistic directors
Participant for 10K Run June 2014
Run for Huntingtons Disease 2014

Fair Volunteer January 2012
Youre Next Career Fair, University of Toronto

Mentor 2011
MIE Mentorship Program

First Responder Fall 2011
Skule Patrol, University of Toronto
Delivered First-Aid response to undergraduate students participating in Frosh week

Member 2011
Engineers Without Borders, University of Toronto