Born in April 1989 in Tehran, Iran, I developed a passion for hands-on engineering from an early age. During my elementary school years, I was fascinated by building crafts such as flashlights, electronic circuits for auto-lights and photocells, and remote-controlled cars. This early interest naturally evolved into a strong affinity for mathematics and physics, leading me to pursue the Mathematics-Physics track in high school. In 2007, I excelled in the national university entrance exam, securing admission to Electrical Engineering, where I graduated among the top three students in my cohort. I continued my academic journey by earning a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering with a focus on Power and Energy from Amirkabir University of Technology. My research projects during this period deepened my enthusiasm for the field, prompting me to join the Niroo Research Institute upon graduation, where I contributed to advanced projects in power systems and energy. Concurrently, in 2018, I participated in the national PhD entrance exam, achieving the 50th rank out of over 2,500 applicants. Parallel to my work in power engineering, I developed a keen interest in aviation and avionics engineering. Since 2017, I have been actively involved in the aircraft maintenance and repair industry, applying my expertise to ensure safety and innovation in avionics systems.