introduction/brief CV
I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering at King Saud University. My research applies mathematical optimization to the planning and operation of power systems. My main focus is electric railway power systems. I also work on power system resilience, renewable energy integration and data-driven methods.
I received my PhD in Electrical Engineering, with a minor in Industrial Engineering, from Iowa State University in 2019. Before joining KSU I was an Academic Visitor at the University of Oxford and a Research Associate at the University of Manchester.
I teach circuits courses (EE 201, EE 202) and supervise graduation projects and graduate students. My publications are listed on Google Scholar.
areas of expertise
- Electric railway power systems
- Mathematical optimization (MILP, stochastic and decomposition methods)
- Power system planning and resilience
- Renewable energy integration
- Machine learning for power systems
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Final Graduation Project preliminary files (5 October 2026). Email me if you want the LaTeX template for the final report. Video guide:…
Summary: Introduction to DC and AC circuits. The course includes basic circuit theorems: Kirchhoff's voltage and current laws, series and parallel circuit, superposition…
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