Automation Engineering · Get to know me
I'm Abdullah Aboutaha, a final-year Automation Engineering Technology student at McMaster University, currently a Nuclear Applications Engineer Co-op at Eclipse Automation. My focus is control systems, PLC programming, electrical design, and industrial integration — turning technical ideas into solutions that are well built, clearly documented, and reliable in the field.
I build and program the systems that make machines run. I'm finishing my Bachelor of Automation Engineering Technology at McMaster University this December, backing it with an Advanced Diploma in Chemical Engineering and a Business Certificate — a mix that lets me move between the technical floor and the people who fund and run the projects.
Most of what I do comes down to controls and electrical work: writing ladder logic on Allen-Bradley and Siemens platforms, tuning PID loops for heaters and pumps, marking up panel schematics, and wiring up microcontrollers until the hardware does what the design says it should. I learn fastest with a multimeter in one hand and a wiring diagram in the other.
Right now I'm a Nuclear Applications Engineer Co-op at Eclipse Automation, working on tooling refurbishment — reading client specs, pulling together pricing and proposals, and translating between the engineering, procurement, and manufacturing teams. What ties all my work together is a habit I picked up early: a job isn't finished when it runs once, it's finished when it's documented well enough that the next person can run it too.
Open to internships, co-op terms, full-time engineering roles, and technical project collaboration.