Akram Mohammad
About Akram Mohammad
Akram Mohammad is a Werkvoorbereider with extensive experience in civil engineering, currently working at multiple organizations in the Netherlands and Syria.
Current Role at Mobilis TBI
Akram Mohammad has been serving as a Werkvoorbereider at Mobilis TBI since 2019. Based in the Rotterdam area of the Netherlands, his role involves preparing work for various civil engineering projects. With experience in engineering and project management, Akram contributes to Mobilis TBI’s ongoing initiatives in the region.
Experience at ExxonMobil
Akram Mohammad joined ExxonMobil as a Werkvoorbereider in 2018. He works in the Rotterdam Area and supports the preparation and management of engineering tasks. His involvement in a global corporation like ExxonMobil underscores his abilities to work on complex projects within the civil engineering sector.
Educational Background
Akram Mohammad possesses a Master's degree in Civil Engineering from Damascus University, attained between 2010 and 2013. His credentials are officially recognized at the Master's level in the Netherlands. Additionally, he attended the Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences in 2017, where he completed a Schakelprogramma in Civil Engineering. He further studied Project Work Organization at BOB Opleiding, Training en Advies, earning an HBO qualification between 2018 and 2020.
Volunteer Work with VluchtelingenWerk Nederland
Since 2016, Akram Mohammad has been involved in volunteer work with VluchtelingenWerk Nederland in Schiedam. This role highlights his commitment to community engagement and support for refugees, reflecting a compassionate and proactive approach to social issues beyond his professional responsibilities.
Career at UNRWA
Akram Mohammad has an extensive history with the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA). Starting as a Technisch Support at the Damascus Opleidingscentrum from 2002 to 2004, he later became a Coach in techniek from 2005 to 2009. Currently, he serves as the Manager of gebouwenbeheer since 2009, overseeing building management in Damascus, Syria. His decade-long association with UNRWA showcases his leadership and technical expertise.