I am a security researcher and offensive security engineer specializing in red teaming, penetration testing, adversarial AI, and product security engineering. My work focuses on identifying exploitable weaknesses across modern attack surfaces, including web applications, APIs, cloud platforms, enterprise infrastructure, Active Directory, and LLM-enabled systems. I combine offensive operations, applied research, and security engineering to solve complex security problems, validate security posture, and improve how organizations build and assess secure products. Over the years, I have led and contributed to offensive security capability building in complex environments, including helping establish Microsoft Egypt & Middle East’s first offensive security team and previously helping build PwC’s offensive security capability in Egypt. My experience spans startups, mid-sized organizations, and multinational enterprises. I regularly speak at conferences including Black Hat, DEF CON, BSides, and OWASP Cairo on topics such as AI red teaming, cloud attack simulation, supply-chain risk, log manipulation, and practical offensive tradecraft. I also design and deliver hands-on training, contribute to security education, and support community initiatives through AI Village, BSides Albuquerque, OWASP Cairo, and CyberDose. My core areas of focus include: • Red teaming and adversary emulation • Penetration testing across web, API, cloud, infrastructure, and Active Directory • Adversarial AI and LLM security • Product security engineering, security validation, and process maturity • Security research and offensive methodology development