Aschale Getnet Alemu, born on June 2, 1993, in Ethiopia, is a dedicated mechanical engineer with  a strong academic background and extensive experience in teaching, research, and community  service. He is currently a lecturer at the Bahir Dar Institute of Technology, where he has been  contributing to the field since June 2019. Previously, he served as an Assistant Lecturer from  October 2016 to June 2019. 

Aschale holds both a Master’s degree in Thermal Engineering and a Bachelor’s degree in  Mechanical Engineering, both from Adama Science and Technology University, achieving  impressive GPAs of 3.95/4 and 3.89/4, respectively. His academic excellence earned him the Rank  Holder Award for both degrees, reflecting his commitment to his studies and his ability to grasp  complex engineering concepts. 

Fluent in English and Amharic, Aschale is proficient in various software tools, including Microsoft  Office, MATLAB, and LaTeX. He has also gained additional training in computer maintenance  and participated in workshops focused on entrepreneurship and intelligent machine learning. 

Aschale is a passionate researcher, actively engaged in projects that explore renewable energy  solutions. His work includes assessing solar energy potential in Bahir Dar City and evaluating  innovative drying techniques for agricultural products. He has published several papers in  reputable journals, showcasing his contributions to the field of energy engineering. 

In addition to his teaching and research activities, Aschale is committed to community service,  volunteering to teach design software and mentoring students in engineering principles. His  dedication has been recognized with various awards, including the Bruh Ethiopia 2024 Innovative  Business Idea Award and the BIC Ethiopia Project Sandbox Grant Award for his startup, Ahadu  Solar Ice Maker, which focuses on preserving perishable agricultural produce. 

Aschale’s professional journey is characterized by a strong motivation to drive positive change  within his community and the broader field of engineering. He remains committed to furthering  his education and expertise, with aspirations to contribute significantly to sustainable engineering  solutions in Ethiopia and beyond.