Bachelor in Mechanical Engineering, Master in Aerospace Engineering. Experience at leading automotive and aerospace research centres.
Some details and certificates can be found in the CV.
I enjoy analytical thinking. I was into coding even before university, and on top of that I enjoyed solving math puzzles. So engineering was inshallah a reasonable path for me. My passion for efficiency led me to numerical optimization. I fell for it. Machine Learning, while a buzzword for a lot of people, combined all the components I actually enjoyed. Multi-disciplinary optimization was the next level: complex math, partial differential equations, coding, and ML as surrogate models. It was an academic dream for me, especially applied on flying objects.
Anyway. I was having a good run, but I realized it's hard to combine my ethical principles with working for companies who simply say they value morals while... you get my point even without me spelling it fully.
Morals come first, then the money.
I skipped a lot of things, but this should inshallah suffice as the motivation to start my own business.
Your digital partner
You're good at what you do. You shouldn't need to become a tech expert on top of it. Whether you're running a business or building one, the digital side should just work, without you having to juggle tools, vendors, and a setup you don't fully understand.
That's what I'm for. I advise on what makes sense, set it up, and keep it running. Maybe you've lost track of who has access to what, or your data lives on platforms you don't control. Sometimes the right tool doesn't exist yet. I build it. Sometimes it almost exists, but needs custom code on top. Or you're just starting and want to get it right from the beginning. Either way. You tell me what you need, I inshallah figure out the rest.
You focus on your work. I handle the digital side.
Every tool gets chosen carefully, audited for what it actually does, and runs on infrastructure that belongs to you, not on someone else's platform. You set up the account once, I handle everything from there.
Your privacy and security aren't an afterthought. They shape which tools get picked and where they run. If we ever stop working together, your infrastructure, your data, and your tools stay with you. Nothing depends on me.