About this page

Welcome to my workbench! Here, I document various electronics projects, experiments, and technical notes from my lab. It is a work in progress, and I regularly share new write-ups as current projects take shape and time permits.

My engineering focus spans a broad range of hardware disciplines—from precision analog circuits and high-efficiency power electronics to digital systems and RF electronics, with a strong interest in expanding further into microwave design. To bring these systems to life, I also work across the embedded stack, writing firmware and developing VHDL for FPGA-based processing. Whether building custom test and measurement gear or exploring core circuit theory, I enjoy taking complex designs from concept to practical implementation.

This page is handcrafted using Python, Pelican and Bootstrap. Published with GitHub Pages.

About me

Born and raised in Norfolk—famous for its medieval history, broads, and coastline—I come from a mixed background, being half Iraqi.

My obsession with technical things started early. Like many engineers, my initial foray into electronics involved taking apart perfectly functional household gadgets just to see what made them tick. Over time, that curiosity evolved from destructive teardowns into actually building things that work. I hold a Master’s degree in Electronic and Electrical Engineering.

Today, I live in London and work as an Engineer in the aerospace sector, designing high-speed digital systems, RF hardware, and embedded firmware.