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Mentor · The Chartered Route · CEng and CMgr

Hj. Mazlee Md. Ramli

CEng · CMarEng · CMarTech · CMgr · FIMarEST · FCMI

Lead mentor, The Chartered Route, by Gradeline · Former Group GM, Kulim Hi-Tech Park

A former university lecturer and former Group GM of Kulim Hi-Tech Park, who has built smart-city, banking and IoT systems at home and abroad. Today he mentors practising engineers and managers to chartered status, from the projects they have already delivered. Over seven years, he has taken more than 300 engineers through the programme.

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Hj. Mazlee Md. Ramli speaking at a programme session
At a programme session

How he mentors

Every file is read by him, not a coordinator.

You already have the engineering. His work is the gap between what you have done and how a professional review panel needs to read it.

1

He runs your cohort session

A two-hour group session: he reads your careers against the standard and helps each of you choose the institution your evidence fits best.

3

He marks three gates by hand

Your professional template, your institution report and your interview papers, before anything is submitted.

1

He rehearses your interview

A full mock interview, so you hear the hard questions from him before you hear them from the panel.

300+Engineers mentored
7Years running
93%Of participants pass the interview

His mentees

In their words.

More than 300 engineers over seven years. A few of them, on what it took.

Strive for perfection in everything you do. Take the best that exists and make it better. When it does not exist, design it, most important help others to achieve their dream.
Ir. Ts Anizan AliCEng MIET MIEM MBoT
There are lots of career pathways you can take to become a successful engineer. Those pathways don’t have to be linear, making it possible to direct your career in the direction you want it to go.
Ir. Ts. Mohd Nasrull Abdol RahmanCEng MIET MIEM MBoT
Getting CEng means we are recognised internationally with regards to our engineering professionalism and capability. It also opens a world of opportunities of getting overseas jobs that pays very well. Locally, it empowers you to give accreditation or approval authority for other people’s works.
Ir. Ts. Fazarizul HashidiCEng MIET MIEM MBoT MCIHT

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Career

He has sat on the other side of the standard.

  1. Academia

    University lecturer, Penang

    Began his career teaching engineering, and published papers in international automotive journals.

  2. Industry

    Electronic automotive products, multinational

    Moved into the development and manufacture of electronic automotive products.

  3. Kulim Hi-Tech Park

    Former Group GM

    At the region's first high-technology industrial park he led technology development, starting a smart card excellence centre, telemedicine and e-community initiatives. He has hired, promoted and been accountable for engineers at scale.

  4. Technopreneur

    Smart homes, banking, IoT

    Built smart homes for property developers, secondary verification and mobile banking systems for financial institutions, and IoT systems for local governments.

  5. Consultant

    Smart cities abroad

    Advised smart-city initiatives in the Middle East, Africa and Europe. He now also works in techno-agro, optimising harvests for international markets.

  6. Now

    Lead mentor, The Chartered Route

    Mentoring engineers, managers and academicians to Chartered Engineer and Chartered Manager, with Gradeline.

Credentials

Four chartered titles, two fellowships.

CEngChartered Engineer
CMarEngChartered Marine Engineer
CMarTechChartered Marine Technologist
CMgrChartered Manager
FIMarESTFellow, Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology
FCMIFellow, Chartered Management Institute

His personal memberships. They are not an affiliation of the programme with any of these bodies.

S.T.R.I.V.E. to Excel

Five essays on what a chartered engineer is.

His series "S.T.R.I.V.E. 2B the Best of the Best". Each essay maps to one of the five competence areas in UK-SPEC, the standard Chartered Engineers are assessed against.

AKnowledgeSolving is the minimum. Optimising within the constraints is the value. BSkillsCritical thinking, optimisation, decision. CLeadershipSomething you do, not something you are. DInterpersonalProgress stalls on people, not knowledge. EAttitudeNot perfect. A little better every day.
Hj. Mazlee Md. Ramli, smiling

"Being the best of the best does not mean being perfect. It means knowing that every day you can be a little better."

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Where to hear from him.

Meet him first

Hear how he reads a career, before you commit to anything.

The free webinar walks through every step to Chartered Engineer. Questions about your own case: hello@gradeline.my.

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