I hold a Master's degree in Material Engineering - Welding from Tehran Azad University (Iran), earned in 2011. Following my graduation, I embarked on a rewarding career as a welding engineer, contributing my expertise to the oil, gas, petrochemical, and power industries.In 2019, I furthered my academic pursuits with a Master's degree in Advanced Material Innovation and Recycling from Bordeaux University (France). My commitment to continuous learning led me to the Advanced Master of Welding Engineering program at KU Leuven (Belgium) from 2019 to 2020. Subsequently, in 2020, I commenced my Ph.D. journey at KU Leuven, focusing on "Multi-Material Wire and Arc Additive Manufacturing (M2WAAM)." After two years of dedicated research, I transitioned back to industry and am currently serving as an R&D process engineer at LCV (SKF group) company.My professional interests revolve around the intricate study of weldability in various alloys, particularly in Laser cladding super alloys to enhance surface properties across diverse components. I specialize in examining the properties of welded joints, Laser cladded surfaces, and components manufactured through Directed Energy Deposition Additive Manufacturing (WAAM, LMD, etc.). My expertise extends to material selection, optimizing production processes, and enhancing overall process conditions.I am passionate about driving innovation and contributing to the advancement of materials engineering in the industrial landscape. Feel free to connect if you share a similar passion or are interested in collaboration within the field.