Dr. Mukase Sandrine is a Rwandan scholar and educator with expertise in Computer Science, Electronics, and Information Engineering, holding a PhD in Wireless Rechargeable Sensor Networks from Hebei University of Technology, China. She has worked as a secondary school teacher in Rwanda for 5 years, a university lecturer at the University of Kigali, and an English teacher assistant at the University of Arizona/Hebei University of Technology, China. Her research focuses on AI, network security, and energy optimization in wireless networks, with multiple peer-reviewed publications in journals. Recognized for her academic excellence, she received Masters scholarship from Xiamen University (2016-2018) and PhD Hebei University (2018-2021), served as Vice Chairman of International Students at Hebei University, and was awarded for leadership in the Rwandese diaspora community in China. Passionate about education and innovation, she combines teaching, research, and mentorship to advance technology and student development.