Muhammed Diallo is an electrical and computer engineering student at Northern Illinois University expected to graduate in May 2019 with a 3.43 GPA in his major and 3.0 cumulative GPA. He has work experience as a community advisor at NIU, sales associate at NIU Food Services and Walmart, and participated in Project LEAP. Diallo is involved in student organizations such as LEAD, NSBE, and served as programming vice president for NIU Residence Hall Association. He also volunteers his time with Anti-Bullying Club and as a youth mentor for Young Life.

1. MUHAMMED DIALLO
MDIALLO3@niu.edu • (773) 574-8053
1315 W. Lincoln Hwy. • DeKalb, IL 60115
EDUCATION
Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, IL Expected Graduation: May 2019
Major: Electrical and Computer Engineering Major GPA: 3.43
Minor: Applied Mathematics Cumulative GPA: 3.0/4.0
OBJECTIVE __
Seeking an opportunity to utilize my communication skills, technicalexperience and innovative thinking to carry out projects and
exceed expectations.
WORK EXPERIENCE
Community Advisor, Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, IL January 2017 - Present
 Responsible for coordinating educational programs and providing paraprofessional counseling for 20+ residents
 Managed administrative tasks such as incident reports and resident transition evaluations
 Enforced University policy
 Develop an atmosphere in which students have concern and respect for the rights of others
Sales Associate, Northern Illinois Food Services, DeKalb, IL February 2015 – January 2017
 Enhanced customers experience with great hospitality
 Managed inventory for daily use
 Processed and accounted for sales at close
Sales Associate, Walmart, Chicago, IL June 2015-January 2016
Project LEAP, After School Matters, Chicago, IL May 2011-August 2011
SKILLS
 Microsoft Office
 Languages: C, C++, HTML
 Basic circuit analysis
 Time Management
 Experience with: CAD software, Solid Works
EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
LEAD (Leaders in Ethics and Academic Discipline), Member, DeKalb, IL February 2015 - Present
 Raised money to help promote ethics in the college of business
 Coordinated ethics programs for Northern Illinois College of Business
 Participated in NIU Ethics case competition
NSBE (National Society of Black Engineers), Member, DeKalb, IL August 2016 - Present
 Hosted study tables for engineering students
 Worked on Bluetooth enabled Arduino robot
 Participated in NIU STEM Fest
NIU Residence Hall Association, Programming Vice President, DeKalb, IL September 2015 – May 2016
 Developed and organized events that addressed the personal and academic life of 200+ residents
 Worked with members of E-Board to account for residence hall budget
 Reviewed student concerns and accommodated to their needs
VOLUNTEERISM
Anti-Bullying Club, Member, Chicago, IL September 2013- May 2014
 Informed high schools students about bullying and its impact on student success
Young Life, Volunteer and Youth mentor, Chicago, IL September 2011 – September 2014
 Outreach to at risk high school students
HONORS
Centennial Scholar, Northern Illinois University, 2014-2015
Presidential Service Award, Chicago, IL, 2010
Chicago Park District Citizen Scholar, Chicago, IL, 2014