Computational Geomechanics
Group in Egypt (CGGE)

Bio:

Ahmed Mohamed Omar is a high-achieving geotechnical engineer and educator. He graduated with distinction from Cairo University’s Faculty of Engineering, ranking in the top 2% of his class in 2016. His exceptional structural graduation project earned him the top rank. Ahmed embarked on his career as a teaching assistant in the geotechnical department in 2017. He furthered his education and earned a master’s degree in ground improvement in 2021.

Simultaneously, Ahmed contributed significantly to Arab Consulting Engineers (ACE Moharram Bakhoum), working on a series of prestigious mega projects. His involvement included prominent undertakings such as the Rod El Farag Cable Stayed Bridge, the Cathedral in the New Administrative Capital, Ismailia Twin Tunnels under the Suez Canal, and many others. During these projects, he acquired extensive expertise and experience, fostering collaboration and enriching his knowledge within structural and geotechnical teams.

Ahmed stands as a testament to excellence in both academia and practical engineering, consistently pushing the boundaries of his field and delivering exceptional results in diverse and complex projects.

Curriculum Vitae

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List of Publications

Omar, A. M., Agaiby, S. S., & EL-Khouly, M. A. (2023). Consolidation behavior and load transfer efficiency in a comparative study between stiffer and drained elements in soft clay. Ain Shams Engineering Journal, 102500.