About
Computer science student at UC San Diego, data analytics intern at Shell, and builder of research tools, data systems, and computational infrastructure.
Background
I build computational systems for research, analytics, and structured reasoning: tools that make complex work easier to inspect, test, and improve.
My current work spans industrial reporting, reproducible mathematical experimentation, and student-facing infrastructure for clearer academic pathways.
Working areas
Experience & education
Experience
Developing automated data pipelines for production reporting, KPI extraction, dashboard generation, and structured operational analysis.
Building a practical student initiative that connects Omani students with organizations, founders, and opportunities in space and aerospace.
Built open-source tooling for reproducible mathematical experimentation, sequence analysis, and research workflows in discrete mathematics.
Education
Undergraduate study focused on computer science, systems, mathematics, and research-oriented software engineering.
Participated in student organizations including Chess Club at Penn, Omani Students Association, Penn Undergraduate Economics Society, Claude Builder Club, and Penn Quantum Computing Club.
Honors & awards
Top ~3% of 3,000+ global applicants to the program backing founders under 23.
BridgX, a BTC-to-EVM bridge with zero-fee USDC transfers, built inside the 36-hour window.
Fully funded national award from the Ministry of Higher Education for academic excellence and leadership.
Certifications
Beyond the desk
Photography, badminton, and long-form writing.
Photography sharpens how I notice light and structure; badminton provides a physical counterweight to technical work; writing gives slower ideas room to develop.