A researcher and educator with a Ph.D. from University College London, I specialize in wireless communication theory, with a focus on decode-and-forward relay channels, cognitive radio, and simultaneous wireless information and power transfer. My work has been published in peer-reviewed journals and book chapters, and I have secured research funding from national and industrial sources. I am committed to engineering education, having led accreditation efforts, developed outcome-based frameworks, and supervised students at all levels. My teaching spans communication systems, electromagnetic theory, circuit analysis, and microprocessor systems. I bridge theoretical research with practical engineering applications, and I actively contribute to curriculum development and academic quality assurance. My experience includes both academic and industrial roles, giving me a holistic perspective on preparing students for engineering careers.