Ayman Toema
About Ayman Toema
Ayman Toema is an Associate Director at Arup, specializing in IT infrastructure and integrated technology designs, with over 20 years of experience in digital systems and infrastructure.
Current Company
Ayman Toema is currently working at Arup as an Associate Director. He provides strategy, design, assurance, and advisory services to a range of clients, including commercial property owners, transport infrastructure operators, and government bodies. Based in the Digital Services Group in London, he focuses on helping clients leverage digital systems to achieve their technical, commercial, and operational objectives.
Previous Roles
Before joining Arup, Ayman Toema worked at Alcatel Africa & Middle East as a Business Development and Strategic Planning Manager from 1997 to 1998. In this role, he was responsible for identifying and developing new business opportunities and crafting strategic plans that align with the company's goals.
Educational Background
Ayman Toema studied Telecommunications at UCL, earning an MRes with Distinction from 1998 to 1999. Prior to this, he studied at Queen Mary University of London, where he received an MEng (Hons) in Communications Engineering from 1991 to 1996. These qualifications have provided him with a robust foundation in communications and telecommunication systems.
Expertise in IT Infrastructure
With over 20 years of experience in the field of digital systems and infrastructure, Ayman Toema is an expert in IT infrastructure and integrated technology designs. He is skilled in network and ICT infrastructure solutions and has experience designing network environments for complex systems. His expertise extends to distributed antenna systems for smartphones and tablets, and he is involved in developing next-generation international standards.
Smart Building Projects
Ayman Toema is involved in creating smart buildings that optimize performance and energy efficiency. He leverages his expertise to develop advanced digital systems within these structures, aiming to enhance their operational efficacy and reduce energy consumption.