Born on December 1, 1973, I am a Lebanese professional whose career combines teaching, management, and engineering. Married and a father of two, I completed my schooling at Notre-Dame de Jamhour before pursuing higher education at the Lebanese University (UL), where I obtained a degree in physics and an engineering diploma in 1998. I then furthered my education with a master's degree in school management in 2008 and began a PhD at Saint Joseph University of Beirut (USJ). My career demonstrates versatility. For about ten years, I worked as a mathematics teacher and deputy prefect at Collège Notre-Dame de Jamhour. At the same time, I held managerial positions in the private sector, including serving as the director of a waterproofing company and the operations director of an engineering firm. In 2015, I joined USJ as an administrator before being appointed director of the maintenance and real estate heritage conservation service upon its creation in 2020. Additionally, I have been actively involved in humanitarian work, serving as a volunteer paramedic with the Lebanese Red Cross from 1999 to 2010. My career path reflects a continuous commitment to education, management, and public service.