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Mohamed EL GHOU began their work experience in 2010 at CEGELEC as the Responsible Studies for Substation Power Automation Control & Protection system. In this role, they were responsible for planning studies, testing, and commissioning for substation control and protection systems. EL GHOU also prepared and reviewed engineering plans and circuit diagrams for protection/control cabinets and integrated substation automation systems based on GE products.

In 2015, Mohamed joined JESA S.A as a Senior Principal Electrical Engineer. Their responsibilities included evaluating the desired goal of the electrical system, developing and designing the required electrical equipment, and performing calculations and evaluations in the design of electrical equipment and systems. EL GHOU also participated in planning, cost development, and management for assigned projects, ensuring that construction, installation, and operational testing conformed to specifications and customer requirements. Mohamed achieved significant milestones in this position, including conceptual work for the Safi Phosphoric Hub Power Plant and serving as the PMC for the SBEE National Dispatch and Control Center in Benin. The end date for their role at JESA S.A is not provided in the given information.

EL GHOU Mohamed completed a Bachelor of Electrical Engineering degree at Mohammadia School of Engineers from 2007 to 2010, with a focus on Génie Electrique and Option Automatique et Informatique Industrielle. In addition to their formal education, they have obtained certifications including Certified PV Professional from the Renewables Academy (RENAC) in 2021, Critical Roles Consultants Play (and the Skills You Need to Fill Them) from LinkedIn in 2020, and Transitioning from Technical Professional to Manager, also from LinkedIn, in 2019.