Abdullah Alhameli CV

[Abu Dhabi, P.O Box 94449, AUH Airport], [Between Two Bridges],[+971 50-1301305], [Abdullah.alhameli@hotmail.com]
Abdullah H. Al Hameli
Bio: “A 21 year old Emirati born and raised in Abu Dhabi and the Western Region, I have developed a unique character which blends in between modernity and tradition. I graduated from High School with a High Grade, Also currently I am completing my studies in order to earn my Bachelor’s degree from HCT by the summer of 2016.”        Objective
My objective is to work hard in order to continuously develop myself and skills in order to achieve high standards throughout my career path and to serve back my country in the best way possible. Secondly, to make sure that I will follow the organization’s Mission Statement by working faithfully and implementing all of my skills and knowledge that I learned. Last, to pass my knowledge to my new colleges for a better outcome that will serve our country the UAE.
Experience
[Feb – April 2013]	Musabah Al Hameli Granite Factory	[Abu Dhabi, Musafah]
[Intern] §  Rotated between Various Departments §  Gained knowledge and experience on how factories are operated §  Reviewed HR policies and procedures
Education
[Sept 08 – May 2010]                              [Al Emirates Private School]                           [Abu Dhabi] [High School Diploma] §  Graduated with  Distinction Cumulative GPA:  93.5%
Skills
§  Multilingual speaking in Arabic/English §  Intermediate IT Skills in MS Office §  Communication and Social Skills §  Leadership and Team work skill

References 

Rashid Mohammad Almansouri, ADNOC HR, 0502222935

Jasim Bkheet Alfalahi, ETIHAD AIRWAYS HR, 0506222082

Musabah Ali Alhameli, Granite Factory Owner, 0555186307

 

 

PSA transcript

 

 

Water shortage is a global issue; there are a lot of cities which is suffering from water shortage, even modern countries. We all use water and consume it every day; some of us use a lot of it and put it into waste. Let's start saving the world by not wasting water and consume it in a smart way. Let's not be selfish and put the coming generations of our children and grandchildren in real danger of thirst. 

 

Abdullah Harib Alhameli/H00231009

Section: LSC 1503

Subject: VA Homeless Veterans PSA

A:  Sergeant Michelle Garcia served meritoriously in Iraq and has the medals to prove it. Soon after leaving the navy, Lieutenant Chris Scott found a job, a home and started a family of his own. Corpsman Richard stokely took the skills he learned Vietnam and put them to good use as a paramedic. But soon after leaving the military each of these veterans fell on hard times and faced homelessness.
Even after Michelle lost all her savings, even after Chris wasn't able to pay his mortgage, and even after Richard battled alcoholism for years, they each reached out for help when they needed it most. A simple phone call put them in touch with a trained professional from the department of veterans affairs, that call got Michelle a place to stay until she can afford one of her own, put Chris in touch with employment assistance, and found Richard a substance abuse program.

 These veterans success stories not only for how they where able to help others while serving their country, but for how they where able to let others help them. If you know of or a veteran in need make the call.

PSA Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oe_UTAFtZk0

Ted talk tittle: breaking down plastics with bacteria

Ted talk author: Miranda Wang and Jeanny Yao

Ted talk time: 9:20

Two young scientists were worried about the incredible increasing of plastics which can affect the whole organisms, including the atmosphere. Their idea began with an accident as the penicillin accident. So they found out accidents can lead to discoveries, they aren't always considered to be harmful, unfortunate and dangerous. Plastics are double edged sword as they are usable, durable and flexible as they are one of the main reasons behind the destruction of Eco system and the pollution. They decided to demolish the waste of plastics by a new method to get rid of the over amount of plastics because recycle is not enough, in addition they take long time to decay. So the experiment started with 3 samples of bacteria from a river but there were few mistakes. In the end the two scientists reached to wonderful results that can be evolve at the hands of the more experienced scientists.

Ted talk link: http://www.ted.com/talks/two_young_scientists_break_down_plastics_with_bacteria#t-36959

Voice note: https://www.sendspace.com/file/i3bo11 

Notes link: https://www.sendspace.com/file/jofiwj