Work experience and positions held

1. MUHAMMED DIALLO
MDIALLO3@niu.edu • (773) 574-8053
1315 W. Lincoln Hwy. • DeKalb, IL 60115
EDUCATION
Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, IL Expected Graduation: May 2019
Major: Electrical and Computer Engineering Major GPA: 3.43
Minor: Applied Mathematics Cumulative GPA: 3.0/4.0
OBJECTIVE __
Seeking an opportunity to utilize my communication skills, technicalexperience and innovative thinking to carry out projects and
exceed expectations.
WORK EXPERIENCE
Community Advisor, Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, IL January 2017 - Present
 Responsible for coordinating educational programs and providing paraprofessional counseling for 20+ residents
 Managed administrative tasks such as incident reports and resident transition evaluations
 Enforced University policy
 Develop an atmosphere in which students have concern and respect for the rights of others
Sales Associate, Northern Illinois Food Services, DeKalb, IL February 2015 – January 2017
 Enhanced customers experience with great hospitality
 Managed inventory for daily use
 Processed and accounted for sales at close
Sales Associate, Walmart, Chicago, IL June 2015-January 2016
Project LEAP, After School Matters, Chicago, IL May 2011-August 2011
SKILLS
 Microsoft Office
 Languages: C, C++, HTML
 Basic circuit analysis
 Time Management
 Experience with: CAD software, Solid Works
EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
LEAD (Leaders in Ethics and Academic Discipline), Member, DeKalb, IL February 2015 - Present
 Raised money to help promote ethics in the college of business
 Coordinated ethics programs for Northern Illinois College of Business
 Participated in NIU Ethics case competition
NSBE (National Society of Black Engineers), Member, DeKalb, IL August 2016 - Present
 Hosted study tables for engineering students
 Worked on Bluetooth enabled Arduino robot
 Participated in NIU STEM Fest
NIU Residence Hall Association, Programming Vice President, DeKalb, IL September 2015 – May 2016
 Developed and organized events that addressed the personal and academic life of 200+ residents
 Worked with members of E-Board to account for residence hall budget
 Reviewed student concerns and accommodated to their needs
VOLUNTEERISM
Anti-Bullying Club, Member, Chicago, IL September 2013- May 2014
 Informed high schools students about bullying and its impact on student success
Young Life, Volunteer and Youth mentor, Chicago, IL September 2011 – September 2014
 Outreach to at risk high school students
HONORS
Centennial Scholar, Northern Illinois University, 2014-2015
Presidential Service Award, Chicago, IL, 2010
Chicago Park District Citizen Scholar, Chicago, IL, 2014