qualifications
- Master of Business Administration (MBA-SEE)
- Master of Science (Chemical Engineering)
- Professional Engineer
- Project Management Professional
i am morteza amiri ...
... an accomplished Process Modeling and Simulation Engineer with a strong background in both engineering and project management. I Hold an MBA Degree in Social Enterprise and Entrepreneurship from Memorial University of Newfoundland. This unique program, the only one of its kind in Canada, focuses on using business solutions to address social problems, emphasizing the three bottom lines: Profit, Planet, and People (3Ps). This education has instilled in me a commitment to prioritizing people and the planet over profit.
Throughout my career, I have tackled numerous unique experiences and challenges that have contributed to steep learning curves and growth in both technical and managerial capacities.
My journey has equipped me with a robust set of hard and soft skills, making me well-prepared to venture into new challenges.
what services do i offer
Project Management
Chemical Process Design
Business Plan Development
working experiences
Process Design & Simulation
Simulation of chemical process units
Basic and detail design of process equipment
Developing engineering documents
Project Management
Helping you to reach business targets of your business through project management
Business Plan Development
Pre-feasiblity and Feasibility study
Business plan writting
Training & Education
Process and equipment design course
Process modeling an simulation course
CAPM & PMP pre exam courses
blog posts
November 1, 2024morteza amiriproject manageris equal opportunity a myth? the challenges immigrants face in canada.
Equal opportunity—it’s a phrase that’s frequently thrown around in discussions about success and fairness. On paper, it sounds great: everyone, regardless of their background, should have the same chances to succeed. But in reality, it’s more of an illusion, especially for immigrants. Despite Canada’s multicultural reputation, equal opportunity for immigrants often feels like a distant dream.