I completed a five-year mechanical engineering program at the University of Homs and earned my master's degree in 2019. I then worked as a teaching assistant and simulation engineer for five years until 2020. In the same year, I began my PhD study at the University of Miskolc, where I successfully defended my thesis and obtained my PhD with Summa Cum Laude in late 2024. I gained industry experience as a trainee at Euroil Industrial & Trade Co. Ltd. in Miskolc. Since September 2024, I am a teacher at the University of Miskolc, at the Institute of Physics and Electrical Engineering. My technical expertise includes heat transfer, renewable energy, CFD, and finite element method (FEM). I am proficient in design software, artificial neural networks, and developing engineering solutions. Additionally, I possess strong planning, problem-solving, and multitasking skills and adapt well to new challenges. I have contributed to several scientific articles and conferences, and my long-term goal is to continue my research and teaching career. My primary research focuses on elaborating and optimizing methods to investigate heat transfer problems in building components.