Mena Nashed
About Mena Nashed
Mena Nashed is a Project Engineer at QuEST Global and a Manufacturing Engineer at Pratt & Whitney Canada, with a background in Aerospace Engineering from Université de Montréal - École Polytechnique de Montréal.
Current Position at Pratt & Whitney Canada
Mena Nashed is currently working as a Manufacturing Engineer at Pratt & Whitney Canada. In this role, he supports integrated product teams, specifically for new engine development programs. His responsibilities include managing resourcing, overseeing cost management, and directing production activities, all with a focus on turbomachinery components. Additionally, he plays a crucial liaison role between engineering and suppliers to ensure the effective manufacturing of parts.
Current Role at QuEST Global
Mena Nashed also holds the position of Project Engineer at QuEST Global in Mirabel, Quebec, Canada. In this capacity, he applies his extensive engineering knowledge to manage various projects, ensuring their timely and successful completion. His role involves collaboration with multiple teams to drive project efficiency and effectiveness.
Manufacturing Engineer Experience at Avior Integrated Products Inc.
From 2015 to 2017, Mena Nashed worked at Avior Integrated Products Inc. as a Manufacturing Engineer Jr. During this time, he gained significant experience in manufacturing processes and part feasibility. His responsibilities included determining the manufacturability of designed parts and ensuring their adherence to quality standards. This position was based in the Montreal, Canada area.
Internship at Siemens Canada
Mena Nashed undertook a student internship at Siemens Canada from 2012 to 2013. This six-month internship enabled him to gain early exposure to the field of engineering. Based in Montreal, Canada, this role provided him with foundational industry knowledge and hands-on experience that would be instrumental in his future career development.
Education in Aerospace Engineering
Mena Nashed studied Aerospace Engineering at Université de Montréal - École Polytechnique de Montréal, earning his Bachelor's Degree over five years from 2010 to 2015. His academic tenure gave him a robust understanding of aerospace engineering principles and equipped him with the technical skills necessary for his roles in the manufacturing and engineering sectors.