We are thrilled to welcome Mohamad, a seasoned professional and true citizen of the world, to our team at BWI. Originally from Lebanon, Mohamad’s journey has taken him across continents, working in Angola, studying in Italy, and conducting research in France.
We are thrilled to welcome Mohamad, a seasoned professional and true citizen of the world, to our team at BWI. Mohamad is originally from Lebanon. However, Mohamad’s journey has taken him across continents, working in Angola, studying in Italy, and conducting research in France.
Mohamad Hamze is an expert in Earth and Water Sciences with extensive experience in both research and practical applications in the agricultural and environmental sectors. Currently serving as the Product Owner at BWI, Mohamad leads projects that leverage hydrological modeling and machine learning to enhance water resource management and flood forecasting.
As part of his role at BWI, Mohamad is the Project Manager for Data4Water: Digitizing the Godavari River Basin in India, a project funded by the European Space Agency. This project focuses on using advanced digital technologies to improve water management and resilience in one of India’s major river basins.
Before joining BWI, Mohamad made significant strides in his academic career as a PhD researcher in Montpellier. Mohamad worked as a Researcher at INRAE, where he specialized in applying Machine Learning algorithms to Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Time Series for estimating soil properties and improving irrigation management. He also contributed to the Smart Water project funded by the European Commission, promoting precision agriculture in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Mohamad’s diverse background includes managing farm production and sales in Angola, and leading landscaping projects in Lebanon. He holds a PhD in Remote Sensing-Earth and Water Sciences, a Master’s degree in Sustainable Water and Land Management from LUM School of Management, and a Master’s degree in Agricultural Engineering from the Lebanese University.
With his strong foundation in remote sensing, crop modeling, and sustainable agriculture, Mohamad is committed to advancing innovative solutions for climate-resilient food systems. His vast international experience, from working in Angola to studying in Italy, highlights Mohamad’s adaptability. Moreover, it signifies his potential to add a diverse perspective to the BWI team.
