Mohamed Mahmoud - Senior Software Engineer
Mohamed Mahmoud received his Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering and Masters in Software Engineering from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, Florida in 1997 and 2002, respectively. Mr. Mohamed worked as a graduate student assistant teaching the Introduction to Software Engineering course. Later, Mr. Mohamed joined the Air Traffic Management Research lab, as a research assistant, participating in various research projects in the field of ATM simulation. Following his graduation, Mr. Mahmoud was promoted to Software Research Engineer at the NEAR lab.
Projects
- Software Engineer for FAA NextGen Task J "Aircraft Arrival Management System" 2009-current
- Software Engineer for FAA NextGen Task I "Test Bed Planing" (2010)
- Software Engineer for FAA NextGen Task M "Florida Test Bed" (2009)
- Subject Matter Expert for SE2020 "Oceanic Advisory Trial" (OCAT) (2010)
- Project Lead for ERAU Multi Information Display "EMID" (2008)
- Software Engineer for FAA Network Enabled Operations (NEO) program (2008)
Other duties include the maintenance of the NEAR Voice Communication system for the distributed real-time simulation, PHAD (Probabilistic Hazards to Aviation Decision) support tool, and Aviation SimNet.
Publications/Papers
- Mohamed Mahmoud, Jennifer King "Voice over IP Communication System (VCS) for use in Air Traffic Control." International Conference on Research in Air Transportation, 2004.
- Mohamed Mahmoud, Florian Hafner "A Simple Voice Communication System for Human-In-The Loop Air Traffic Control Simulation." The Society for Modeling and Simulation International Summer Simulation.
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