Introduction

[Joj]

Hello,
I'm giving a presentation tomorrow in front of experienced professionals, and I'd greatly appreciate it if you could help me with a little introduction of myself.

Good afternoon, my name is Joj, I'm a an architecture (how to express that I have electrical and managerial expertise based on experience),I'll be supervising your project and coordinating the roles of each member of the installation team. Not to mention that for the first time in our country, all women will be working on site instead of men to demonstrate women's empowerment.

 

[emsr2d2]

Hello.
I'm giving a presentation tomorrow in front of experienced professionals, and I'd greatly appreciate it if you could help me with a little introduction of about myself.

Good afternoon. My name is Joj. I'm a an architecture architect*. (How to can I express that I have electrical and managerial expertise based on and experience?) space here I'll be supervising your the/this project and coordinating the roles of each member of the installation team. Not to mention that For the first time in our country, all only women will be working onsite instead of men to demonstrate women's empowerment.

See above. I wouldn't bother with the underlined part. I'd stop after "onsite".
*Based on your previous posts, I'm really not sure you're an architect.

 

[Tarheel]

@Joj Do you mean to say you are an architectural engineer?

 

[Joj]

@Joj Do you mean to say you are an architectural engineer?

yes

 

[Tarheel]

Yes.

Thanks.

 

[tedmc]

@Joj Do you mean to say you are an architectural engineer?

I don't think the position is common in countries other than the US. "An architectural graduate (with experience in electrical work)" perhaps, which does not make one an architect.
I agree that the last part is totally irrelevant.