Researcher in Artificial Intelligence & Cybersecurity in Microgrids — working at the intersection of intelligent power systems and next-generation security.
I am a Ph.D. Scholar in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA, with a specialization in Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity applied to Microgrids.
My research sits at a critical junction — where modern AI techniques meet the growing security challenges of distributed energy systems. I aim to build smarter, more resilient power infrastructure for the future.
Beyond research, I founded and led Electro-Tech, an educational initiative that has trained over a thousand students, reflecting my commitment to knowledge-sharing and community impact.
Investigating cyber-physical vulnerabilities in microgrid infrastructure and designing resilient architectures that withstand targeted attacks.
Developing machine learning and deep learning models to detect anomalous behavior and intrusions in smart grid communication networks.
Analyzing threat landscapes for modern distributed energy resources and proposing policy-aware, AI-assisted defense mechanisms.
Exploring secure communication protocols and real-time data integrity verification for next-generation energy grids.
Interested in collaboration, research discussion, or just a conversation about AI and energy security? I'd love to hear from you.