I'm a Computational linguist and Data Scientist with machine learning, AI development, and big data consulting. With advanced studies from Stanford and WorldQuant University, I specialize in Biomedical Data science, Quantum NLP, and Fintech. Proficient in Python, SQL, statistical analysis, and computational linguistics, I design scalable models and data-driven solutions to deliver actionable insights and drive innovation across diverse challenges. Multilingual and globally focused, I excel at merging technical expertise with impactful results.

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Academic Background

Between 2016 and 2021, I followed a polymathic path—studying Computer Science, Data Science, Mathematics, and Bioinformatics through the Open Source Society University while grappling with impostor syndrome. In 2019, I formally pursued a Bachelor's degree in Linguistics at Ibn Tofail University, where I conducted thesis research on the role of Computational Linguistics in developing Artificial Intelligence—before the AI wave truly hit. In 2024, I began a Master's in Financial Engineering with a minor in Machine Learning at WorldQuant University (not yet graduated), completing labs in Applied Artificial Intelligence and Applied Data Science. I'm also enrolled in a fully online, self-paced Master's in Data Science from the University of Colorado Boulder. Beyond academia, I completed leadership training with Aspire Institute and Harvard Business School, earned certification in AI in Healthcare from Stanford School of Medicine, and joined Stanford's Code in Place under Professors Mehran Sahami and Chris Piech.

Research

I'm broadly interested in leveraging AI and computational techniques for decision-making and human-machine interaction. My research spans Neuroinformatics, Brain-Machine Interfaces, Digital Twin Technology, Quantum NLP, Ethical AI, Algorithmic Governance, Biomedical Data Science, Applied AI, Computational Linguistics, Corpus Linguistics, and Cryptologic Language Analytics. Papers (and preprints) are ordered by recency. I completed my Bachelor's thesis on the role of Computational Linguistics in the development of Artificial Intelligence at Ibn Tofail University.