My academic journey in Computer Engineering is a testament to my unwavering passion for continuous growth and learning. It all began with earning my B.Eng. degree from Mu'tah University in Jordan in 2004, followed by pursuing an M.Sc. degree at Sheffield Hallam University in the UK in 2005.
Fueled by a deep commitment to research and academic excellence, I embarked on a new chapter of my career in the United States. This journey led me to earn an M.Sc. and a Ph.D. in Computer Science and Engineering from the University of Connecticut in 2012. During this advanced study and research period, I solidified my focus on cutting-edge fields like reconfigurable hardware, cryptography, and digital signal processing.
Today, I am honored to serve as a Professor of Computer Engineering at the University of Jordan. My scholarly pursuits remain centered on my areas of research interest, and I am committed to contributing to advancing computer engineering both locally and globally.
I have actively sought and excelled in various leadership and administrative roles. Each role, from serving as the Dean's Assistant for Quality Assurance, Director of the Information Technology Center, Dean of the School of Information and Systems, and General Registrar to being the Assistant to the President at the University of Jordan in Aqaba, has significantly enriched my understanding of academic management. These experiences have strengthened my organizational and leadership skills and allowed me to lead teams, manage projects, and contribute to the university's growth.
Beyond my academic and administrative responsibilities, I maintain active membership in several professional associations, including IEEE and the Jordan Engineers Association (JEA). This commitment to staying connected to the broader engineering and technology communities reassures me that I am always at the forefront of the latest innovations in our field, constantly learning and growing to better serve my students and the academic community.
My career is firmly committed to education, research, and leadership. I believe we can push the boundaries of what's possible in computer engineering through dedication and collaboration, and I am proud to contribute to this dynamic and ever-evolving field.
