Iurii Storozhenko

Ph.D. candidate · Travel enthusiast

"An investment in knowledge
pays the best interest."
Benjamin Franklin.

Summary


Hello, I'm a Ph.D. candidate in Mechanical and Electrical Engineering with a passion for renewable energy. My research focuses on mathematical modeling, fault diagnostics, and health condition monitoring of wind turbine components and subsystems. Currently pursuing my Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Calgary, I previously worked as the Deputy Chief Power Electrical Engineer at Zapolyarnaya building company. This role allowed me to gain practical experience in electrical power engineering, which has greatly enhanced my technical skills and competencies.

My expertise lies in a variety of areas, including renewable energy wind/solar, health condition monitoring, electrical power supply of industrial enterprises, vibration analysis, motor current signature analysis, advanced signal processing techniques, rotating equipment, induction machine fault diagnostics, dynamic system modeling simulation and control, artificial intelligence, and energy audit.

When I'm not working, I enjoy exploring the great outdoors through activities like hiking and fishing, as well as broadening my horizons through reading a variety of genres.

I'm excited to apply my skills and experience to a challenging role in the renewable energy field. Please feel free to connect with me to discuss opportunities for collaboration or to learn more about my research. Thank you for taking the time to read my profile.

Work Experience


Graduate Teaching Assistant

2015-2020
University of Calgary, Canada

Duties:

  • Setting up laboratory equipment
  • Organize, instruct and supervise students to carry out laboratory work
  • Assist in teaching and conducting lab work
  • Helping students to understand the fundamentals of Control System course

Guest Researcher

May-Oct 2018
Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China

Guest Researcher

Sep-Oct 2007
Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden

Title of the project:

Computer modeling of electromagnetic phenomena in non-conventional power transformers. The aim of the project was the development of methods for computer modeling and simulations of electromagnetic phenomena in non-conventional high voltage power transformers. The project resulted in new, efficient and robust algorithms, whose implementation gave information about physical processes and leaded to operationally more reliable and economically more advantageous design of transformers.


Deputy Chief Power Electrical Engineer

2007-2015
Zapolyarnaya Building Company, Russia

Duties:

  • The organization of technically correct operation and timely repair of power, electrical and environmental equipment
  • The organization and control of the implementation of technical and organizational plans to improve the reliability and operational safety of electrical supply systems
  • The calculation of energy needs (water, heat, electricity)
  • The development of plans and monitoring of their implementation for saving and rational use of energy resources
  • The implementation of energy audit
  • Organizing routine servicing schedules
  • Electrical heavy equipment installing and operating
  • Operating measuring low voltage medium voltage all kinds of testers
  • Attending meetings, writing reports and giving presentations to managers and clients
  • Negotiating with suppliers and purchase items at optimum cost
  • Making sure all electrical engineering projects are fit for purpose
  • Reading electrical design specifications and technical drawings
  • Preparation of electrical procedures for installation test and commissioning
  • The performance and direct investigative assessments, developing testing plans, performing equipment root cause failure analysis, and supporting equipment restoration activities

Education


Ph.D. Candidate in Mechanical Engineering

2015-Ongoing
University of Calgary, Canada

Ph.D. Candidate in Electrical Engineering

Sep 2004-Jun 2007
Norilsk State Industrial Institute, Russia

Master's Degree in Electrical Engineering

1999-2004
Norilsk State Industrial Institute, Russia

Certification


  • Sustainability in Energy Micro-Credential (50 hours) (geoLOGIC systems ltd.)
  • Introduction to Software Development - Schulich School of Engineering (36 hours)
  • Advanced learning algorithms
  • Machine learning specialization
  • Certificate in University Teaching and Learning for Graduate Students and Postdoctoral Scholars (48 hours)
  • Supervised machine learning: regression and classification
  • Azure AI Fundamentals
  • Deep learning in Python course
  • Importing data in Python (Part 1)
  • Importing data in Python (Part 2)
  • Intermediate Python for Data Science
  • Intro to Python for Data Science course
  • Python Data Science Toolbox
  • Conducting energy audits to improve energy efficiency (72 hours)

Honors & Awards


  • Globalink Research Award - China Scholarship Council for doing research in China, Issued by Mitacs, Jan. 2018
  • Faculty of Graduate Studies Travel Award - International Student, Issued by University of Calgary, Jun. 2017
  • International Conference Award 2017, Issued by University of Calgary, Jun. 2017
  • Vibration Institute Student Sponsorship, Issued by Vibration Institute, Jun. 2017
  • Canadian Machinery Vibration Association (Alberta Chapter) Bursary Award 2016, Issued by Canadian Machinery Vibration Association (Alberta Chapter), Aug. 2016
  • Alberta Innovates Technology Futures Doctoral Scholarship, Issued by Alberta Innovates - Technology Futures (AITF), Sep. 2015
  • Dean's Entrance Scholarship, Issued by University of Calgary, Sep. 2015

Languages


  • English: Fluent
  • Russian: Native