I’m an assistant professor of industrial and manufacturing engineering at USA. I have obtained my undergraduate degree in industrial engineering/manufacturing engineering (2006) from Jordan University of science and technology and rewarded my master's degree in business administration (2013) from Yarmouk University. I earned my doctoral degree in engineering and applied science and industrial and systems engineering from the University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth in May 2021. After a brief time serving in different industries, I was appointed as assistant professor. My current research emphasizes the use of surrogate modeling, evolutionary computation, simulation, and informed physics machine learning techniques to:(1) Determine the effect of process parameters variability on the additively manufactured part mechanical properties. Assess the impact of selecting different input arguments on the field of output instead of a single or multiple-outputs using machine and deep learning techniques. (2) Evaluate the degree to which compensation strategy efforts successfully improve the quality of additively manufactured parts using surrogate modeling.