Mohsen F.

Mohsen F. has a diverse work experience in various project planning and consulting roles. Mohsen is currently working at Hitachi Rail as the Head of the Project Planning Team for the Nordics. Prior to that, they held the position of Principal Project Planner at the same company. Before joining Hitachi Rail, Mohsen worked at Ablix as a Senior Project Planner and Lead Planner Consultant for Eitech AB's Northvolt ett Project, where they developed important planning documents and initiated the Primavera Structure Setup. Mohsen also worked as a Senior Project Planner Consultant at Nynas AB for the TA2019 Project, where they were responsible for scheduling and resource planning. Prior to that, Mohsen worked at NKT as a Senior Project Planner, overseeing scheduling and planning for high voltage cable projects. Mohsen also gained experience as a Project Engineer Planner Consultant at Semcon AB while working for Alstom Power and as a Project Planner Consultant at Folk AS while working for ABB. Earlier in their career, Mohsen worked as a Project Planner at PALFINGER MARINE (previously known as Umeo Schat-Harding Company AS), Petroiran Development Company (PEDCO), and Taktaz Motor Company, where they had a role in mechanical engineering.

Mohsen F. holds a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from Islamic Azad University Central Tehran Branch, which they obtained between 1993 and 1998. Mohsen continued their studies and earned a Master's degree in Product and Production Development from Dalarna University between 2008 and 2011. Additionally, they obtained a Master's Degree in Project Management and Operational Development from KTH Royal Institute of Technology from 2009 to 2011. Most recently, Mohsen completed a Master of Business Administration (MBA) program in Business Administration and Management, General at Blekinge Institute of Technology from 2017 to 2021. Mohsen also holds certifications in Safran Project from SAFRAN SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS AS in 2013, PMP from PMI in 2013, Primavera P6 in 2005, and Practical Improvement Program for Factories (PIPF) from AOTS in 2004.