I am a final-year PhD student in the Department of Engineering Mathematics at the University of Bristol, specializing in microfluidic and acoustofluidic devices. My work bridges the gap between experimental and theoretical research, encompassing hands-on experimental techniques as well as advanced mathematical modeling.With expertise in techniques including CAD design, 3D printing, lithography, microscopy, and particle tracking, I am proficient in the practical and manufacturing aspects of my field. On the theoretical side, I develop and solve mathematical models, create simulations, and use tools like MATLAB to analyze and interpret complex systems. This blend of skills enables me to tackle diverse research challenges and continuously expand my knowledge across disciplines.I have presented my research at international conferences and served as the lead teaching assistant for a university course that involves supervising student projects. This role has strengthened my leadership, communication, and mentoring skills, all of which I thoroughly enjoy applying in both academic and collaborative settings.As I near the completion of my PhD, I am seeking opportunities in industrial research, startups, or other innovative environments where I can apply my skills and continue to push myself intellectually.