I began my academic career as a university lecturer. Since earning my Ph.D. in Mathematics in 2008, I have been serving as an assistant professor, teaching at the undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral levels. My responsibilities include delivering lectures, supervising research projects, and supporting the academic development of students across various stages of their educational journey.

My research interests focus on abstract harmonic analysis on locally compact groups and homogeneous spaces, as well as functional analysis, with particular emphasis on Banach algebras and their interactions with abstract harmonic analysis. I have published several papers in these areas in reputable journals and have presented my findings at many conferences and seminars.

This certificate verifies my formal training in teaching methodologies, equipping me to effectively educate students at all academic levels.

I have presented my research findings on harmonic analysis as a speaker at numerous academic conferences and seminars.

I am a member of the Mathematical Society in my country and also a member of the Women's Committee of IMS, demonstrating my dedication to professional development and keeping up with advancements in the field.