HABIB AHMAD TIJJANI

Designed and deployed off-grid solar PV systems (residential and commercial), conducting comprehensive load analysis, component sizing, and site feasibility assessments.

Developed standardized Bills of Quantities (BoQs) and technical specifications for solar installations, enabling cost-effective procurement from verified suppliers.

Managed the end-to-end project lifecycle, from client assessment and system design to procurement, installation supervision, and post-installation maintenance.

Established and trained a local technician network across Yobe State, enhancing installation quality and ensuring long-term asset maintenance.

Integrated data-driven tools (Python, Excel) for energy demand analysis, system performance monitoring, and client reporting to optimize project outcomes.

Designed and implemented solar lighting and power systems for IDP settlements, significantly improving safety and livelihoods for displaced families.

Conducted community needs assessments and participatory planning sessions, ensuring strong community ownership of energy assets and sustainable project adoption.

Coordinated effectively with UNHCR Nigeria and local government authorities, ensuring project alignment and safeguarding compliance for all initiatives.

Documented project outcomes and compiled comprehensive donor/partner progress reports in line with humanitarian reporting standards.

Trained community members on basic solar system maintenance, fostering local capacity and extending system longevity beyond project cycles.

Supported the planning and supervision of rural electrification schemes, contributing to expanded grid access for communities across Yobe State.

Conducted detailed site surveys, load assessments, and infrastructure condition reviews for ongoing and planned REA projects.

Compiled field data into structured reports for submission to the state REA coordination office, improving data-driven decision-making.

Engaged community leaders and beneficiaries to communicate project timelines, safety standards, and maintenance expectations, enhancing community relations.

Observed and documented operations at TCN's 132/33kV transmission substations, including switchgear, protection relays, and transformer operations.

Participated in planned maintenance activities and fault reporting processes, gaining practical exposure to utility-scale infrastructure management.

Gained firsthand insight into meter fraud, energy theft techniques, and distribution losses, directly informing the conceptual design of the VoltWatch AI fraud detection system.

Assisted in field inspections of 33/11kV distribution feeders, LV networks, and service connections across KEDCO's coverage area.

Supported technical teams in documenting outage incidents, consumer complaints, and distribution infrastructure faults, aiding in swift resolution and improvement planning.