Monira Akter Munny

Monira Akter Munny
Monira Akter Munny

Designation

Linux Content Developer Executive, Softeko.

Resides in

Rampura, Dhaka.

Education

BSc. in Electrical & Electronics Engineering. Rajshahi University of Engineering & Technology (RUET).

Expertise

Linux, AutoCAD, Micro wind, EdSim, Assembly & C Language, LaTex.

Summary

  • Working as a Content Developer.
  • Worked on Micro-controller based Embedded System Designs.
  • Research experience in wireless power transfer, microelectronics & nanotechnology.

Experience

  • In my academic life, I covered many technical projects in Electronics & Communication field.
  • I have experience in Digital Signal Processing & in the control system field.
  • I participated in IEEE Robotour & Programming Contest held in RUET.
  • I worked on different numerical computation methods in MATLAB & SIMULINK.
  • As an intern, I worked in the Filament Engineering company to learn about the corporate environment where I worked on different solar power systems.

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