Amin Haider is a Georgia Tech (USA) graduate with hands-on experience in agricultural field operations, crop phenotyping, and research support across sesame, wheat, date palm, and salt grass projects.

Skilled in sesame breeding workflows, pollination, harvesting, threshing, seed processing, CHNS sample preparation, Field Book data management, irrigation systems, and DMAIC-based process optimization. Contributed to large-scale field trials and greenhouse experiments across Saudi Arabia, including KAUST, Al-Ahsa, and Qaseem, with experience in both operational execution and workflow efficiency improvement.