Shuza Binzaid, Ph.D. is very adaptive and flexible to make changes as necessary in the workplace and willing to set priority in the job position. Possess excellent communication skills that also include written, oral, and visual media. Keen on logic and reasoning to identify the strengths and weaknesses in the targeted solutions. Appropriate knowledge to translate theory and practice in the focused discipline. Experienced in principles, methods, and knowledge of measurements. Very willing to take on responsibilities, leadership, directions, and challenges for monitoring process of the innovative technologies. About 20 years of experience in various projects for leading and supervising very innovative teams of engineers at professional, academic graduate, and undergraduate levels. More than 14 years of experience in various fields of energy effects, energy conservation, and renewable energy engineering projects.

Shuza taught a few engineering required and major courses of undergraduate and combined graduate levels in 4 universities in the last 10 years in Power Electronics, Energy Conversions, Electric Machines, Semiconductor, etc. As an academician and expert in microelectronics, having a depth of knowledge in VLSI for 2D and 3D CAD with simulation and analysis using PSpice, Cadence, MatLab, and Sentaurus/Synopsys. Also experienced in the systems-level design of sensor and sensing modules, computational modeling, programming microcontrollers, energy conversion process, and interface design for advanced electronic applications.

Honored as The Fellow of The Pavan Educational Trust, India, Fellowship # FLSL/2013/76, Date: 03/15/2013. Received recognition of Excellent Research and Teaching certificate from both the senator and the US Governor of Texas in 2017. Received certificate of top-quality research from NSF in 2017. Proved quality of leadership towards identifying problems, resolving critical challenges, finding an unconventional workaround, and thus bringing practical applications for today’s demanding fields of energy engineering, where some of them also yielded novel ideas, highly innovative, and considered for 14 patentable technologies. One of the patents in energy conservation technology is being commercialized by a startup company Oxion Inc. in California, USA. More than 75 research topics have been published and 11 news coverage was made for making significant technological advancements. Strong vision and ability to advance technologies in various engineering fields.