Summary
Mohamed Heddar is a doctoral researcher and materials science engineer with 10 years of experience blending hands-on experimental work and advanced data-driven modeling. His research focuses on the effects of build orientation in metal additive manufacturing, using machine learning and statistical techniques to link microstructure to mechanical performance. He has a strong experimental toolkit—EBSD texture analysis, micromechanical simulation, metallographic image processing—and a track record teaching those skills to students. Mohamed also brings a creative side as a freelance graphic designer, which informs his clear presentation of complex results. Based in Algeria, he has practical industry exposure from wire-drawing internships where he combined data analysis with mechanical testing to propose process improvements. Notably, he bridges lab-scale experimentation and predictive modeling to accelerate actionable insights in materials engineering.
10 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
ENGINEERING, ENGINEERING at Ecole Supérieure en Sciences Appliquées de Tlemcen (ex. EPST-Tlemcen)
BAC, Science and life, BAC, Science and life at Zair Bakir
State Engineer's degree, Materials Engineering, State Engineer's degree, Materials Engineering at Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Mines et Métallurgie d'Annaba
French, Arabic, English