Roles

Ammar Gwesha serves as a faculty member in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, where he plays a significant role in teaching and mentoring students across a range of subjects within his specialization. His instructional approach is designed to impart both theoretical foundations and practical applications, bridging the gap between academia and real-world engineering challenges. Beyond his teaching responsibilities, Dr. Gwesha is an active researcher with numerous publications that contribute valuable insights to his field of expertise. His work reflects a commitment to advancing mechanical engineering through both education and research, fostering a dynamic learning environment for his students and peers alike.

Careers

1. Teaching Assistant (January 1, 2008 - July 29, 2012):

   - The faculty member began their academic career as a teaching assistant, where his duties focused on providing academic support to faculty members in teaching and assessment tasks.

   - He participated in student supervision, assisting with exercises and educational activities, which helped him gain foundational experience in his field and develop his academic skills.

2. Assistant Lecturer (July 30, 2012 - March 13, 2016):

   - Upon earning a master’s degree from the University of Arizona in the United States, he was promoted to Assistant Lecturer.

   - He engaged in teaching, administrative, and coordinating tasks, including serving as the coordinator for undergraduate studies and exams and participating in quality assurance committees within the department.

3. Lecturer (since March 14, 2016 - 2018):

   - He was promoted to Lecturer. The responsibilities included designing and teaching complete courses, supervising graduation projects, and providing academic advising to students.

   - During this period, they taught several specialized courses and also contributed to the development of educational content, scientific research, and academic activities.

Research Interests

He has various research interests, including in the field of solar energy: improving the efficiency of solar energy harvesting, storage solutions, and the design of solar systems.

External Activities

He has participated in several academic activities, most recently including the ASME IMEC 2023 and ASME ES 2024 conferences in the United States.