suad kakil ahmed -

Gender	FEMALE
Place of Work	College of Health and Medical Techniques / Kirkuk
Position	Fead of the Studies and planning Section
Qualification	Master
Speciality	computer
Email	suadkakil@ntu.edu.iq
Phone	07701242590
Address	kirkuk, kirkuk, كركوك, Iraq

Scientific and Professional CV

I am a computer science professional with over 15 years of experience in systems and program management, advanced C++ programming, and cutting-edge research in image processing and artificial intelligence. I have developed complex software platforms driven by efficient code and led large-scale technical projects within scientific departments, ensuring the integration of technical solutions with administrative strategies. My published research and presentations at international conferences reflect my commitment to bridging theory and practice
I advanced to the role of Head of the Computer Science and Technology Department, where I supervised a team of faculty members, technicians, and students. I was responsible for all detailed aspects of the department, including developing performance indicators and establishing standard operating procedures that enhanced workflow and quality.

Languages

العربية (100%)

اللغة الكوردية (100%)

الانكليزية (80%)

التركمانية (80%)

Skills

computer program (70%)

program management (70%)

I possess comprehensive experience in various administrative domains, encompassing both academic and non-academic functions (90%)

working experience

Academic Qualification

Aug 7, 1990 - Present

I obtained a Technical Diploma in Construction and Building Engineering, which enabled me to actively engage in training students on surveying instruments and conducting practical laboratory sessions in construction engineering. Through this role, I delivered hands-on lectures that bridged theoretical knowledge with practical application, enhancing students' understanding and skills in the field

Academic Qualification

Nov 7, 2006 - Dec 7, 2010

In 2009, I obtained a Master's degree in Computer Science, which allowed me to expand my teaching scope to more specialized areas within computer science. I began instructing students in operating systems, information and data security, and advanced C++ programming.

Note: The term "Master's degree in Computer Science" is commonly used to refer to an advanced academic degree in the field of computer science. This translation accurately reflects the nature of the qualification

Academic Qualification

Oct 7, 1999 - Jul 7, 2003

I obtained a Bachelor's degree in Software Engineering, which qualified me to teach and train students at the Kirkuk Technical Institute in both civil engineering and computer science disciplines.

Academic and Administrative Positions

Aug 7, 2010 - Sep 7, 2019

I have held both academic and administrative positions at the Kirkuk Technical Institute, including serving as the Head of the Computer Systems Department and the Head of the Materials Management Department, which are part of the administrative divisions.

Note: The term "Head of the Computer Systems Department" refers to a leadership role within the department, overseeing academic and administrative functions. Similarly, "Head of the Materials Management Department" indicates a leadership position within the administrative sector of the institute.

Administrative Experience

Sep 7, 2010 - Jul 7, 2025

Subsequently, I served in various administrative roles at the Kirkuk Technical Institute, including:

Head of the Computer Center: Oversaw the institute's computing infrastructure, ensuring the smooth operation of IT services and support for academic activities.

Head of the Student Affairs Division: Managed student records, registrations, and coordinated with academic departments to facilitate student services.

Head of the Studies and Planning Division: Developed and implemented strategic plans, analyzed data, and contributed to the institution's development initiatives.

I possess extensive experience in managing examinations and examination committees, handling all related processes and ensuring compliance with academic standards.

Note: The term "Head" is commonly used to denote leadership positions within departments or divisions. In this context, it accurately reflects the roles held.