I am highly motivated and dedicated to using my engineering skills to preserve cultural heritage sites. With a B.Sc. in Civil Engineering and an M.A. in Conservation and Management of Cultural Resources, I have gained a deep understanding of technology and archaeology, which has been a passion of mine since childhood. My research experience includes two years at Yarmouk University and fieldwork at Umm Qais Archaeological sites. Currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Classical Archaeology, I am involved in research on museums and archaeological collections at the Museum of Jordanian Heritage. My work includes artifact studies, archival research, and conference participation, enhancing my network and knowledge in the field. I engage in various research projects focusing on documentation, sustainability in built heritage, and the use of AI and digital technology in archaeology. I am the first woman in Jordan to utilize laser scanning technology for surveying Roman heritage sites, making significant strides in a field where gender disparity exists. My efforts promote gender equity and inclusivity in archaeological research in Jordan while advancing the preservation of cultural heritage.