In Eritrea, at the University of Asmara, I worked as a lecturer within the Electrical Engineering department, with a strong focus on
delivering technical expertise in core electrical subjects. I provided in-depth instruction in areas such as electrical installations and
power systems, ensuring that students developed both theoretical understanding and practical competencies aligned with industry standards.
In addition to teaching, I developed detailed course outlines for the Electrical Installations program and contributed to the broader
curriculum development for electrical engineering, ensuring technical accuracy, relevance, and coherence across modules. I also provided
academic guidance and counseling to students, supporting their progression and professional development.
To maintain high-quality delivery, I supervised graduate assistants and laboratory staff, ensuring that practical sessions and lab work
met required technical and educational standards. Furthermore, I established strong links with the Eritrean industrial sector, facilitating
applied research opportunities and organizing student field placements. This included coordinating and guiding educational visits to power
plants, reinforcing the connection between academic learning and real-world engineering practice.
