Walid Khaled

Walid studied Mechatronics Engineering at Nile University and graduated with an excellent degree attaining the highest honors. He left his successful fingerprint during his undergraduate years, starting from being the founder of the RPM student organization, being on the list of Presidential and Dean's honors, and receiving many awards at the Undergraduate Research Forum (UGRF). During his study, he also worked as a junior teaching assistant and was selected for an exchange program at the University of Upper Austria where he was an International Student Ambassador.
He even continued his success stories after graduation and is currently pursuing his master’s degree in Robotics and Computer from Innopolis University, Russia while being employed at Autonomous Technologies Laboratory, in Innopolis University as a Robotics Software Engineer. To add up to all that, his recent research has been published in the Russian Journal of Nonlinear Dynamics.

Achievements as an undergraduate:

◼ 2017:

Head of Human Development Section, Enactus NU
1st place Calculus II Course | 4th NU UGRF
4th place Differential Equation Course | 5th NU UGRF
3rd place Circuits Course | 5th NU UGRF

◼ 2018:

Founding RPM student organization and acting as vice president
3rd place at the Walking Robot competition organized by Zewail City
2nd place in RoboCup Junior Soccer - qualified to Asia finals
1st place Linear Algebra Course | 6th NU UGRF
1st place Engineering Design | 6th NU UGRF
2nd place Probability Course | 6th NU UGRF
1st place in Fluid Dynamics Course | 7th NU UGRF
1st place in Innovation & Arts Course | 7th NU UGRF
2nd place in Numerical Methods Course | 7th NU UGRF
President’s Honor | Spring 2018
President’s Honor | Fall 2018

◼ 2019:

Representing Nile University in Alabakera TV Show
Dean’s Honor | Spring 2019
Dean’s Honor | Fall 2019

◼ 2020:

Exchange semester at the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria
Acting as International Student Ambassador, FH OÖ, Austria
Dean’s Honor | Fall 2020

◼ 2021:

3rd place in Graduation Project Track | 12th NU UGRF

Achievements as a graduate:

◼ 2022:

Published paper in the Russian Journal of Nonlinear Dynamics: Shaker W. K., Klimchik A. S., Stiffness Modeling of a Double Pantograph Transmission System: Comparison of VJM and MSA Approaches, Rus. J. Nonlin. Dyn., 2022, Vol. 18, no. 5, pp. 771-785
Employed at Autonomous Technologies Laboratory, Innopolis University as a Robotics Software Engineer.
Pursuing his master’s degree in Robotics and Computer from Innopolis University, Russia.