bassem baddour

manager, business process improvement

About

MBA candidate, class of 2017 at Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto

Country

canada

City

toronto

Industry

Skill

leadership, powerpoint, public speaking, electron microscopy, x ray diffraction analysis, ces edupack, microvu, scanning electron microscopy, matlab, data analysis, english, cad, engineering, html, tensile testing, microsoft office, microsoft word, microsoft excel, ansys, customer service, c++, intercultural awareness, python, teamwork, research, problem solving, x ray spectroscopy, analysis

Experience

senior analyst, enterprise process management and capability planning

cibc

2017-5 - Present · 9 yrs 5 mos

intern

life care technology

2012-6 - 2012-9 · 4 mos

speaker series coordinator

uoft entrepreneurship hatchery

2016-9 - Present · 10 yrs 1 mo

strategic planning and value chain consultant

cuso international

2016-6 - 2016-9 · 4 mos

A collaboration between Rotman School of Management, Cuso International and The Boston Consulting Group Established an expansion plan for an Agro-Industrial organic products corporation by designing an initial model of services for their partners, which will enable them to reach their 2020 strategic expansion goal

manufacturing engineer

st. john's rehab foundation

2014-9 - 2015-5 · 9 mos

Developed an assistive device that will help stroke patients suffering from shoulder joint subluxation in collaboration with the University of Toronto. Took lead on research and managed material selection for the project, while working collaboratively with other student engineers to devise a prototype and the final product.

material testing engineer

morgan solar inc.

2013-9 - 2014-9 · 1 yr 1 mo

Investigated and optimized manufacturing and assembly processes for solar module product development Researched and developed novel optical adhesives for product development teams which was a critical measure for the solar module product assembly process Generated solutions for problems associated with the solar modules being developed and recommended new research programs, which are currently being utilized in the company Assessed the reliability and compatibility of designs and materials through conducting experiments and prepared engineering samples for sub-teams involved in product development

research assistant

university of toronto

2013-5 - 2013-9 · 5 mos

Recipient of the APSC Undergraduate Research Fellowship as part of a project which involved usage of Finite Element Analysis to analyze polymers Performed experiments using a newly developed technique that produced environmental-friendly polymers of a high strength to weight ratio

student researcher

university of toronto

2010-9 - 2010-12 · 4 mos

Worked on a Request for Proposal (RFP) to reduce water contamination from roadside drainage in Toronto. My team and I proposed a cost-effective solution to help reduce the issue through the design of a filtration system. Identified key components to be included in our design by engaging in conversations with several water treatment/purification companies as well as professors who are field experts.