A wireless communications and information theorist with a PhD from the University of Waterloo and a post‑doctoral fellowship at KAUST. Published over 20 papers in top IEEE journals and conferences on lattice decoding, improper Gaussian signaling, cognitive radio, and full‑duplex systems. Awarded the NSERC Alexander Graham Bell Canada Graduate Scholarship, Canada’s most prestigious doctoral award, along with multiple other national and university scholarships. Designed and taught graduate courses in numerical linear algebra and advanced engineering mathematics, and developed foundation programs for incoming Saudi graduate students. Served as a teaching assistant for 20+ courses in mathematics, signal processing, and communications, consistently receiving the highest student ratings. Mentored master’s students in research, guiding them from problem formulation to publication. Beyond research, held administrative leadership roles in elite fellowship and gifted‑student programs (Ibn Rushd, KGSP). Dedicated to bri