CSIT student at the Egypt-Japan University of Science and Technology (E-JUST) with a strong passion for information technology, cybersecurity, and competitive programming. I’m deeply motivated by the challenge of solving complex technical problems and continuously seek opportunities to grow through hands-on learning, collaboration, and competition.

As an active member of Team W4llz, I participate in Capture The Flag (CTF) competitions and contribute as a security content writer. I’ve played in several international events, including SekaICTF 2025 and CrewCTF 2025. My areas of focus include web exploitation, reverse engineering, and digital forensics, and I particularly enjoy developing detailed write-ups to help others understand the deeper mechanics of modern attack and defense techniques.

I’m also a competitive programmer with Team Mission Semicolon, where I’ve honed my problem-solving, algorithmic thinking, and teamwork skills. Our team proudly qualified for ECPC 2025, reflecting our continuous commitment to learning and strategic preparation.

Beyond competitions, I’ve participated in hackathons such as NASA Space Apps Challenge 2025, where our team built a predictive weather system.

My broader goal is to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical cybersecurity, with interests spanning ethical hacking, system security, cryptography, and network defense. I aim to contribute to the cybersecurity community through research, technical writing, and building secure, innovative systems.

If you’d like to connect or collaborate, feel free to reach out on LinkedIn