Dedicated to advancing research, passionate student of materials science and engineering with a keen interest in nanotechnology

My path as a student of materials science and engineering, with a specialization in nanotechnology, has been an exciting investigation of the microscopic world with a broad influence. I am motivated to conduct a study because I have an insatiable curiosity.

Through my experience, I have been able to delve deeply into the world of materials. I have worked with industry leaders at Fauji Cement Company Ltd. on quality control of Sulphate Resistant Cement (SRC) and Sustainable Limestone Calcined Clay Cement (LCCC), and I have conducted extensive research on mild steel heat treatment. My fascination with the ability of materials to change things has also inspired me to research alloy development and pack carburizing, which has improved my ability to plan and analyze experiments.

In addition to my academic endeavors, I've assumed leadership positions. For example, I led a group's development of a 10% MoCu alloy. I've also tutored calculus and used programming to address real-world problems. My motivation comes from my belief that materials science can lead to innovation and sustainable solutions that will shape the future.

I can perform well in dynamic circumstances thanks to my abilities in problem-solving, critical thinking, and project management. Let's connect and discuss how our love of materials science and engineering can result in ground-breaking findings.