I'm from Amman, Jordan, and study electrical and computer engineering at Carnegie Mellon. Much of my life has been spent moving between places, systems, and expectations, learning how to adapt quickly without losing track of what I'm doing or why.

I build things, mostly at the intersection of systems, product, and AI. I'm drawn to software that lasts: tools that are clear about how they work and earn trust by being reliable rather than flashy.

This site isn't a resume in paragraph form or a single tidy narrative. It's a portfolio made of smaller pieces: projects, essays, photographs, and experiments that reflect how I think and what I choose to spend time on. Some of them connect cleanly. Others don't, and that's intentional.

What ties them together is a way of working: thinking clearly under pressure, improving through repetition rather than performance, and building quietly until the work speaks for itself. This is where those threads live as they evolve.