About me
Industrial engineer with a strong passion for supply chain resilience, quantitative simulation, and research, now pursuing a PhD in Industrial & Systems Engineering at KFUPM. Experienced in managing cross-functional teams and designing data-driven solutions to optimize performance and drive growth.
My journey began with curiosity understanding how systems operate, how people make decisions, and how ideas can generate real impact. From engineering studies to leading one of my school's top innovation clubs, I have consistently aimed to connect strategy with execution. For my final-year thesis at GE HealthCare Algeria, I turned that curiosity toward supply chain resilience building a discrete-event simulation model, a Fuzzy ANP-Fuzzy TOPSIS framework to rank disruption types, and an LLM-based decision support tool for scenario analysis, defended with highest distinction. Moving forward, I aim to continue this research, developing smarter simulation methods and evidence-based decision tools that drive resilience and operational excellence in supply chains.
Career Focus
-
Supply Chain Resilience
Researching how supply chains absorb and recover from disruptions, and designing networks that stay robust under uncertainty.
-
Simulation & MCDM
Building discrete-event simulations, multi-criteria decision models, and AI-based decision-support tools to solve complex supply chain problems.
-
Strategic Impact
Turning research insights into actionable strategies that drive operational excellence and business growth.
-
Innovation & Leadership
Leading research initiatives, mentoring teams, and fostering partnerships to create lasting impact.