Atanga Betrand N.

Marine Electrician @Mercy Ships

South Shields, GB
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WORK HISTORY

May 2023 — Present

Marine Electrician @Mercy Ships

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Maintenance of Fire detection system onboard- Maintain and routinely inspect electrical machinery, equipment, distribution, and lighting systems as assigned- Maintenance and upgrade to ship\'s galley equipment in line with company\'s procedure- Monitoring and adjusting Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs)- Troubleshooting Emerson valves and Emerson Flood Switches in machinery spaces- Perform Lock-out Tag-out in preparation for diving operations- Troubleshoot Propulsion drive failures when they occur- Report to Chief Electrician with regards to status of assignments and consumption of spare parts and stores- Plan and report work in Company planned maintenance system- Other duties as assigned

EDUCATION

2012 — 2017

Faculty of engineering and technology/University of buea

Bachelor's degree

2025

South Shields Marine School

ETO License

N/A

Cisco Networking Academy

CCNA

2019 — 2023

Kwame Nkrumah'​ University of Science and Technology, Kumasi

Master of Philosophy - MPhil Power Systems Engineering

2022 — 2022

Regional Maritime University

Marine Engine Mechanic/ Rating forming Part of Engineering Watch (STCW III/5)

ABOUT ATANGA BETRAND N.

I\'m a Power Systems Engineer and Marine Electrician passionate about delivering clean, sustainable energy. With an MPhil in Power Systems Engineering and hands-on experience working aboard international humanitarian vessels, I’ve developed deep technical skills in electrical systems, energy efficiency, and infrastructure resilience. I recently started researching a project called Smart Modular Solar Energy Hub (SMSEH), a scalable, AI-enabled energy solution for off-grid and semi-urban areas. This project is more than a tech solution; it’s a policy-aligned, community-driven innovation designed to scale with national electrification plans. My ultimate goal is to shape policies that drive Africa’s energy transformation. I’m particularly aligned with initiatives like Mission 300, which aim to bring electricity to 300 million Africans by 2030. I’m seeking opportunities to contribute technical insight to policy-making and help deliver sustainable solutions to rural electrification. Let’s connect if you’re working in renewable energy, energy access, or development policy. I’m open to partnerships, fellowships, and collaborative projects that advance energy equity and sustainability.

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