CURIOUS
BY DESIGN.

I'm an electrical engineer focused on communications and physical-layer systems. My work tends to live where mathematical models meet real physical constraints: wireless links, optical communications, stochastic channels, simulation, and performance analysis.

Outside engineering, the same curiosity keeps pulling me toward mathematics, astronomy, the history of science, and the deeper question behind every good technical explanation: why does this work?

I prefer first principles over buzzwords. A result is much more interesting when you understand the machinery underneath it — and much more useful when you can reproduce it.

01

Communications

Wireless, optical links, modulation, detection, fading, BER and outage analysis.

02

Mathematics

Probability, analytical derivations, numerical methods and the mathematics behind physical systems.

03

Astronomy

Learning the sky, its coordinate systems, and the physics that turns points of light into a coherent universe.

04

Knowledge

History, terminology, philosophy of knowledge and making rigorous science accessible in Arabic.