About me
I’m an Associate Professor of Industrial Engineering at King Abdulaziz University. I earned my B.S. at KAU, my M.S. at the University of Central Florida and my Ph.D. at the University of Miami. Alongside academia, I’ve worked in the private sector, including as a planning engineer at Fluor Arabia, and that experience shapes how I see the field: industrial engineering isn’t theory from a book, it’s a practical way to tackle real, complex problems every day.
That’s why I care about making complex concepts simple and clear for my students, and connecting them to real-world cases.
My research focuses on AI and its applications, machine learning, multi-criteria decision-making, sustainability and recycling, all driven by the same goal: contributing to a more sustainable and advanced world.