As a Postdoctoral Researcher at Clemson University, I lead and support various research projects on optimization, control, modeling, and simulation for power systems and power electronics, funded by the DoD, DoE, and U.S. Navy. I work with the RT-COOL team, a group of renowned experts and researchers in the field, to develop and implement innovative solutions for real-time operation and management of power systems, microgrids and electrical vehicles.I have over five years of experience in conducting and supervising research on power systems, with a focus on renewable energy integration and microgrid energy management. I have a PhD in Power Systems from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, where I developed a novel data-driven nonparametric chance-constrained optimization approach for microgrid energy management, which was published in a prestigious journal, IEEE Industrial Informatics and presented at a major conference. I also have a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering from Louisiana State University, and a Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from KTO Karatay University. I am passionate about pursuing cutting-edge research in power systems and renewable energy and applying my skills and expertise to solve real-world problems and challenges in the area. My goal is to pursue a career in academia or industry.