Abul
Hasan Fahad
Power Grid Data & AI Professional · Electric Utilities IT/OT
Building AI and data solutions for Electric Utilities IT/OT. Power systems engineer turned production AI/data leader — from IEEE-published grid research at Waterloo to deploying LLM pipelines at Hydro One. Ex–Big 5 banks.
publications
& power systems
Waterloo ECE
Mississauga, Canada
Power systems roots.
AI engineering present.
I'm a Data & AI Engineer working at the intersection of power grid data and applied AI — with a rare combination: a formal electrical engineering background in power systems (BUET, Waterloo ECE) and deep hands-on experience building production ML and data pipelines in industry.
My research spans power quality analysis, EV wireless charging, connected autonomous vehicles, and machine learning for AC optimal power flow — an early form of power systems AI — all published and cited in IEEE venues and Springer.
My career spans electric utilities (Hydro One), Big 5 banking (RBC), and academic research — giving me an unusually broad perspective on production AI systems, grid analytics, regulated data environments, and critical infrastructure.
Grid AI & ML
Applying machine learning and grid analytics to power system problems — from ML for AC optimal power flow (IEEE-9 bus) to EV charging infrastructure design. Bridging domain physics with data-driven models.
Production LLM Engineering
Built and deployed LLM-based NLP pipelines using locally-run Mistral 7B for intent classification on enterprise contact center data. Full lifecycle: prompt engineering, GGUF optimization, Parquet I/O.
Data Platform Engineering
Led cloud data migration and platform engineering on Azure + Snowflake, including medallion architecture, RBAC design, and ingestion pipelines from multiple API sources into a modern data warehouse.
Let's build the intelligent grid together.
I'm actively exploring Grid AI, ML Engineering, and Data Engineering roles at energy software companies, utilities, and grid tech startups. If your team sits at the intersection of power systems and data — let's talk.