Ahmad Mahdi is a Project Engineer engaged in geotechnical and forensic engineering investigations, site evaluations, and technical analysis across a range of built-environment projects. His work includes designing and leading field investigations, interpreting geotechnical and construction-related data, and working within multidisciplinary project teams to support engineering judgment and decision-making. At Aperture, Ahmad is involved in engineering assessments and project execution, with responsibilities that include subsurface evaluations, construction condition assessments, and technical reporting. He contributes to the delivery of practical, data-driven solutions for complex infrastructure and development challenges through applied field experience, analytical rigor, and coordination with project stakeholders.
Ph.D., Civil Engineering – University of Georgia (2023)
M.S., Civil Engineering – Cairo University (2017)
B.S., Civil Engineering – Cairo University (2011)
Professional Engineer (P.E.) – Texas (License 155801)
Geotechnical Engineer – Aperture, LLC
Geotechnical Engineer – Bryant Consultants
GPR Analyst / Field Data Collection – University of Georgia
Site Manager / Coordinator – RINA S.p.A. (formerly Appolonia), MENA region
Assistant Research Scientist – University of Georgia
Teaching Assistant – University of Georgia
Research Assistant – University of Georgia
Research Assistant – National Water Research Center, Egypt
American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)
Deep Foundations Institute (DFI)
- Geotechnical investigations
- Field testing & soil characterization
- Engineering analysis & modeling
- Pavement assessment & GPR
- Engineering data processing & interpretation
- Project management & coordination
- Technical reporting
- Technical documentation support
- AI / deep learning applications
- Ground improvement & foundations
- Slope stability & MSE walls
- Infrastructure rehabilitation & monitoring
- Teaching & mentoring