[Senior Researcher] – Water Research Center, University of Khartoum, Sudan                                                            [2013 – up to date]

• A core of a team to develop the area of “Water Law” in the Center.
• Conduct research and studies on Water conflict management in relevant water basins.
• Collect data from government institutions and other sources on Water Conflict management and prevention.
• Give training of personnel in Legal and institutional aspects of Water management in the Sudan.

[Co-ordinator] – EBL-Nexus & CNRD_exceed Projects, Water Research Center, Sudan                                             [2013 – up to date]

• Working on EBL-Nexus project to identify examples of the interaction of land-water use problems in Jordan, Sudan and Ethiopia.
• Development of case studies for enquiry-based learning in the master courses of the participating universities.
• A project manager in the virtual center under the EBL-Nexus project (www.vc.cnrd.info).
• Contributing and uploading the necessary topics and materials in the different case studies and the relevant project proposal under the EBL-Nexus project.
• To take part in a staff exchange with the Institute of Technology and Resources Management in the Tropics and Subtropics, Cologne University of Applied Sciences (ITT-CUAS) and the University of Khartoum in a DAAD funded project “EBL-Nexus: Enquiry-Based Learning in the Curricula of Master-Level Courses in the Water and Land Nexus.
• Preparation of key slides on Water Harvesting in Sudan that can be used to help the professors and the students.
• Preparation of project proposal for Modernizing Higher Education Erasmus+ International Higher Education Partnerships in Curriculum reform: “Capacity Building Programme in Water Harvesting in Sudan”.
• Promote the advancement of international understanding. Academic excellence, dissemination of learning and strengthening of culture ties through collaboration on academic and research related activities in the CNRD-exceed cooperation agreement.
• Take part of the Centers of Natural Resources and Development (CNRD) through activities in academic exchange, curriculum development, capacity development, e-learning and research collaboration related to the Post-2015 Agenda.

[Academic Staff] – Department of Civil Engineering, University of Khartoum                                                                 [2013 – up to date]

• Administrative tasks in my capacity as Head of Examination Committee (2014 – 2015).
• Rapporteur of the Civil Engineering Department (Jan 2015 – up to date).
• Interface with the university finance department for invoicing (2013 – up to date).
• Responsible for revising undergraduate student’s transcript before issuing.

[Intern] – Eastern Nile Technical Regional Office (ENTRO), Nile Basin Initiative, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia                [April – July 2012]

Working on Multi-Criteria Analysis Tool for assessing the impact of large-scale multipurpose project introduced to the intricate planning and management procedures of implementing large scale projects and the impacts on livelihood, food security, employment opportunity and the general water availability.
[Project Coordinator] – Hertz Technology Co. Ltd                                                                                                      [Sep 2011 – Nov 2011]

• Responsible for tracking site acceptance documentation, initiation of clearing all deficiencies, site reports and solve any of the sites problems.
• Responsible for direct contact with customers requires and specifications, controlling the warehouse materials.
• Supervising the sites work.
• Interface with Hertz finance department for invoicing.
• Tracking the company issues with the customers and attending all the company meetings for the engineering Department.

[Exhibitor] – UNESCO Office, Khartoum, Sudan                                                                                                              [20 – 30 July 2011]

• Participated in “Water in Darfur for Sustainable Peace Conference” in UNESCO’s booth. Presenting to the visitors various aspects relative to the UNESCO’s role in water.
• Communicating with the major leading governmental and private establishments who are specialized in water to aid in preparing the conference.