Mohammed Alghassab was born in Ha’il, Saudi Arabia. He received the bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from Ha’il University, in 2006, the master’s degree from Gannon University, USA, in 2012, and the Ph.D. degree from Oakland University, USA, in 2018. Joining LHPU helped him to acquire real-time experience in the field of controls and renewable energy, where he learned J1939 CAN communication protocol and to build engine control models using MATLAB and SIMULINK. This helped him to calibrate and validate APP and TPS sensors on the engine. He wants to pursue a powertrain calibration engineer career, where he can calibrate engines to improve vehicle drivability and emission. He is currently an Associate Professor with Shaqra University and the Assistant Head of Vision 2030. He was with Saudi Electricity Company in the new program development to check the whole system in the field and maintained the initial problem with experienced engineers.