Ø  PhD Civil Engineering

Year: 2020

University: University of Sydney, Australia

Ø  MS Structural Engineering

Year: 2016

University: National University of Science and Technology (NUST)

Ø  B.Sc. Civil Engineering

Year: 2012

University: Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan, Pakistan

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Ø  Lecturer from 01-2021 to Till date at PIET, Multan.

Ø  Lecturer from 09-2016 to 07-2017 in NFC Institute of Engineering and Technology Multan.

Ø  Lecturer from 05-2016 to 09-2016 in Institute of Southern Punjab.

Ø  Planning Engineer from 03-2015 to 03-2016 in Hyundai Engineering Pakistan

Ø  Project Engineer from 09-2013 to 02-2015 in Design Dimensions

Ø  Internee from 02-2013 to 07-2013 in Architecture and Civil Engineering Services

Professional Certifications

Ø  Received merit certificate for securing 2^nd position in undergraduate degree.

Ø  Secured Engineering and Information Technology Research Scholarship (EITRS) for PhD from the University of Sydney.

Ø  Director Human Resource group, NUST Adventure Club.

Ø  Class Representative for 3 years during bachelor’s degree.

Skills

Ø  CSI SAP

Ø  CSI ETABS

Ø  CSI SAP

Ø  CSI SAFE

Ø  AutoCAD

Ø  Adobe Photoshop

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3.     Huang, Jinlin, Zhibin Luo, and Muhammad Basit Ehsan Khan. “Impact of aggregate type and size and mineral admixtures on the properties of pervious concrete: An experimental investigation.” Construction and Building Materials 265 (2020): 120759.

4.     Khan, Muhammad Basit Ehsan, Luming Shen, and Daniel Dias-da-Costa. “Self-healing behaviour of bio-concrete in submerged and tidal marine environments.” Construction and Building Materials 277 (2021): 122332.