In December 2013, I successfully completed my Ph.D. in mathematics with distinction at the University of Kassel, while concurrently serving as a research assistant at the Institute of Mathematics. My doctoral thesis delved into pioneering algorithmic advancements across mathematics, computer science, and applied sciences, notably focusing on the analysis of bio-chemical models. Prior to this, I obtained my Master’s degree in computer science from the University of Bonn in early 2008, specializing in ontology-based middleware development and adaptive localization systems.

Following the completion of my studies, I transitioned into a role as a software developer before joining a joint research project funded by the German Research Foundation. Subsequently, I dedicated two years to postdoctoral research at renowned institutions in Bonn. From 2016 to 2022, I served as a senior researcher and lecturer at the Institute of Computer Science in Bonn, where I continued my exploration of interdisciplinary research avenues, with particular focus on motion analysis, artificial intelligence, and biochemical network analysis.

My commitment to academia extends beyond research to teaching and supervision, and I am proud to have been honored with the DIWAN Prize in 2017 for my contributions to IT and engineering within the German-Moroccan community. Since early 2023, I have assumed the role of project leader for the development of intelligent systems, further advancing my dedication to innovation and academic excellence.