Saad Ahmed

I am a graduate of Manufacturing Engineering and Management B. Eng. (hons) program from the University Of Ontario (UOIT)

I am an engineer with diverse manufacturing, product development and production background. I have the ability to quickly and appropriately grasp technical information including scope of the work; I pay meticulous attention to detail without ever losing sight of the bigger picture.

I have more than 6 years of working experience in the field of Manufacturing Engineering. My experience includes working in designing, developing and manufacturing electrical cable assemblies and wiring harnesses, supporting manufacturing and fabrication of large industrial products at GE Energy as well as most recently taking the responsibility of the manufacturing of the only Low-volume High-Mix production line of Electronic Toll Collection equipment with one of the industry leaders; Kapsch Trafficcom.

As MSASH Inc. I have had the opportunity to work on projects for Sony, Fujitsu and DND/CF. At MSASH Inc. I also had the responsibility of handling multiple direct reports. My exposure to automotive industry includes working at Lucerix Inc as well as AutoPort (Ford – Oakville Plant).

I am a solutions oriented individual with strong oral and written communication skills with 3 years of experience working in ISO Certified and Lean / Smart Manufacturing facilities.

• Mister Transmission Toronto

  • December 2011 to Present
  Team Members: Saad Ahmed

• CustomCable.ca

  • November 2009 to Present
  Team Members: Saad Ahmed

• cable5.ca

  • January 2010 to Present
  Team Members: Saad Ahmed

  e-commerce website

• Independent Coursework

  • Certified 4 Stroke Engine Technician (EETC)
  • Certified 2 Stroke Engine Technician (EETC)
  • Regulatory Affairs & Licensing (NUCL5350G)

1. CNC Programming
2. Quality Assurance
3. Supplier Quality
4. AutoCAD
5. Solidworks
6. Rhino 3D
7. Nastran
8. UGS NX5
9. Visual Basic
10. Microsoft Office
11. Video Editing
12. SEO
13. Lean Manufacturing
14. Manufacturing Engineering
15. Design for Manufacturing
16. Design for Assembly
17. Process Improvement
18. Warranty
19. Root Cause Analysis
20. Project Management

• Lean versus Agile Production

  • January 26, 2010
  Authors: Saad Ahmed

  It was in 1989, that for the first time the world was introduced to the term ‘lean production’ as it was coined in by MIT. On the other hand, Agile Manufacturing can trace its origins in a research study by Lehigh University in the early 90s.
  Before discussing lean and agile, it’s important to place lean manufacturing in context with the traditional mass production principles ....

• CAT5e vs. CAT6 Network Cables

  • December 24, 2011
  Authors: Saad Ahmed

  Even with the exponential propagation of wireless devices and wireless networks; backends still rely on wired connections to manage the heavy lifting of network traffic...

• Lean vs Mass Manufacturing: A Very Brief Overview

  • March 16, 2010
  Authors: Saad Ahmed

  Lean manufacturing works on the principle of “work smarter, not harder,” and works to eliminate production waste; waste being anything that does not add any value to the final product. Common wastes include waiting time, processing ...

• Seven Signs of Transmission Trouble

  • December 13, 2012
  Authors: Saad Ahmed

  The automatic transmission in your car is a combination of hydraulic, electronic, and mechanical components that are susceptible to wear and tear. Regular service will help keep your vehicle on the road and out of the shop. There are many cues that may indicate early signs of transmission problem ...