Integrated Photonics
Silicon photonics, waveguide engineering, and PIC-level component development for compact and scalable optical systems.
I am an Electronics and Communications Engineering (ECE) undergraduate at Alexandria University, currently focused on integrated photonics and device-level engineering work.
My recent projects combine physics-informed modeling, optimization-guided design, and reproducible simulation workflows.
At NanoPhoto Lab (A*STAR), I contribute to integrated quantum photonics tasks while improving model reliability and reporting quality.
My research interests connect photonic device physics, inverse design, and robust computational workflows for both classical and quantum-oriented platforms.
Silicon photonics, waveguide engineering, and PIC-level component development for compact and scalable optical systems.
SPDC-oriented architectures, nonlinear light-matter interactions, and design choices aligned with quantum photonics use cases.
PINN-assisted inverse design and multiphysics-aware optimization to improve both model quality and design efficiency.
Sep 2025 - Present
Contributing to optimization-driven integrated quantum photonics workflows with emphasis on model reliability and practical design iteration.
Jul 2025 - Sep 2025
Completed 90+ hours in AMS behavioral modeling and verification, including Verilog-A PLL modeling and SPICE-based analysis workflows.
Jul 2025 - Sep 2025
Completed intensive research training in quantum photonics, including independent problem framing, simulation, and technical reporting.
OPST Group, Alexandria University
Jul 2023 - Aug 2025
Worked on FBG-based sensing and photonic modeling for biomedical and communications contexts across both analysis and implementation tracks.
Feb 2025
Designed and verified an 8-bit SAR ADC in single-ended and fully differential configurations with FFT-based performance evaluation.
Information Technology Institute
Jun 2024 - Sep 2024
Completed 180+ hours in CMOS analog IC design, including OTA design and verification flows using GF180-based toolchains.
Alongside research, I founded venture and community projects to test practical applications of technical ideas.
arXiv: 2510.00357
Preprint, 2025
View PublicationTechnical domains and tools I currently use in day-to-day research and prototyping.
Photonics & Simulation
Programming & ML
Selected recognitions and applications.
Alexandria University Technology Park Research Grant (Applied and shortlisted; later declined due to schedule constraints)
2025
SSCS Student Travel Award (Selected; travel not completed due to visa timing)
Nov 2025
Distinction Grade - Dean's Honors for Academic Excellence
2021 - 2025
ICMTC Artificial Intelligence Contest (AIC-2) - 4th Place
2024
2025 - Present
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