Mahmoud Ibrahim

Background

About Mahmoud Ibrahim

As a Marie Curie fellow specializing in Hydrodynamics for Unmanned Marine Systems at LSTS, Porto University, Portugal, I lead research focused on the Hydrodynamics of AUVs in complex subsea environments, utilizing cutting-edge AI data-driven simulations. Collaborating with top researchers and engineers across academia and industry, I actively contribute to the drafting of reports and scientific publications for the European research project 'REMARO. With a robust academic foundation, I hold a joint M.Sc. in Marine Hydrodynamics from Alexandria University and Cadiz University and a B.Sc. in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering from Alexandria University. Transitioning into a senior Naval Architect and Hydrodynamics Specialist, my career has spanned various marine design companies and prestigious design firms, where I've honed my expertise in CFD, FEA, and FSI, contributing to diverse global industrial projects. Having built a proven track record in ship and offshore hydrodynamics, mooring analysis, and wave energy converters, I am adept at international collaboration, continuously enhancing technical, soft, and personal skills. Proficient in a suite of tools, including ANSYS FLUENT, AQWA, Direct Optimization, Structural Analysis, MAXSURF, SACS, MOSES, and AutoCAD, I bring adaptability, punctuality, and effective teamwork to every project.