ABOUT ME

Greetings! I'm Mohd Zariff Syazwan bin Shahrom, a graduate in Mechatronics with a solid start in the semiconductor industry as a Test Manufacturing Engineer at Western Digital. In this role, I gained valuable experience in overseeing technical processes and ensuring quality production.

My career path led me to Flextronics, where I took on the role of a PCB Debug Engineer. Despite facing challenges, this experience was crucial as it pushed me to identify my true professional passion. Throughout my career, I've always been drawn to the process of creation and problem-solving, something I deeply enjoyed during my university project work and while engaging with Arduino-based projects.

Acknowledging my affinity for hands-on project work and recognizing my need for a dynamic environment, I decided to specialize in Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC), a cornerstone technology in the field of industrial automation.

In pursuit of this goal, I enroll in a dedicated, full-time PLC course certified by SIEMENS. This strategic decision is aimed at refining my expertise to suit a role in industrial automation, aspiring to positions such as Automation Engineer or PLC Programmer.

This website is a professional platform I've built to differentiate myself in the competitive job market. It serves as a portfolio of my capabilities, an overview of the projects that have honed my skills, and a display of my dedication to the field of automation engineering.

I appreciate your visit and invite you to explore my portfolio. Let's connect and discuss the future of automation.



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