Power Systems Engineer · Researcher · Developer

I am Ahmed Elkholy, a Ph.D. Student at the Moscow Power Engineering Institute (MPEI) and an Assistant Lecturer at Tanta University. As a Researcher-Developer hybrid and VS Code Power User, my specialization bridges Power Systems Engineering, FACTS devices, industrial protection, and grid decarbonization. I develop high-performance energy software solutions, leveraging mathematical modeling to solve modern power system stability and integration challenges.

• Islanding Scenarios for High Reliable Operation in Distribution Networks (2017 – 2019) Modeled smart microgrid intentional islanding and power system stability. Designed DG controllers to mitigate distribution network blackouts by dynamically supplying stable loads during grid isolation.
• Impact of Large Wind Energy Penetration on Electric Power Systems (2013 – 2014) Utilized ETAP and K-Mean clustering on the IEEE 30 Bus system to optimize wind turbine locations, simultaneously minimizing losses and enhancing voltage profiles and system stability.

timeline
    title Academic & Professional Journey
    2012 - 2014 : Software Developer
    2014 : B.Sc. in Electrical Power & Machines Eng. (Distinction & Class Honors) : Tanta University
    2016 - 2019 : Demonstrator & MSE Researcher : Tanta University
    2021 : M.Sc. in Power Systems Engineering : Tanta University
    2022 - Present : Assistant Lecturer : Tanta University
    2022 - Present : Ph.D. Student : Moscow Power Engineering Institute (MPEI)

• The Foreign Mission Envoys Winner - Scholarship from the Ministry of Higher Education
• Distinction and Class Honors - Ranked Sixth, Tanta University (2014)