I am currently leading a team of 8 to solving challenging questions such as: heritage preservation through detection of archeological sites in Afghanistan, predicting oxygen support for COVID-19 patients, automatically detecting prostate cancer, and analyzing messages related to identity in official educational setting. I am bringing to the field practical expertise in state-of-the-art advanced technology: Supercomputers, Cloud Computing, Machine Learning, Image Analysis Techniques, and Big Data. Prior to joining RCC, I earned my doctorate degree in Computer Science at Toulouse University in France. I won international challenges (IUS PICMUS 2016) in beamforming for ultrasound medical imaging.