· Assistant Professor - Faculty of Media & Mass Communications – Misr University for Science & Technology, Egypt.(2019-Current)
· Director of Art management - News sector - Egyptian Television(Since 1998)
Assistant Professor (formerly) - Media & Communication College - Al Imam Mohammad Ibn Saud Islamic University (IMSIU), KSA. (2012-2016)
Education
· PhD in Applied Arts - Helwan University - titled "The production of standard and non-standard digital images of news events by means of television and print media " 2011
· Master of Applied Arts - Helwan University - titled "The impact of the digital camera on image quality in the television and printed media" 2004.
· Bachelor of Applied Arts - Helwan University - Printing, Publishing & Packaging 1997
Practical Experiences
· Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Media and Communication - Graphics and Multimedia.
· Member of the Development and Quality Committee
· Graphic Designer- News Sector- Egyptian Television- since 1998
· Designing brands for television programs (Nile TV International)
Scientific Research & Literature
· The Impact of Super-Resolution Methods on Image Quality. Volume 6 Issue 2 of the International Design Journal.
· Web Design for Color Blind Persons. Volume 4 Issue 4 of the International Design Journal.
· Camera Phone Photography for Social Media. Volume 6 Issue 2 of the International Design Journal.
· Automatic Correction of Chromatic Aberration Using PhotoAcute Studio. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INFORMATION RESEARCH AND REVIEW – November 2016
· Portrait Photography Using High-speed flash sync. Published in "English", has been accepted for 1st SECON 2017: 1st International
Conference of the Faculty of Specific Education to be held in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt during October, 24-27, 2017.
· The Accessibility of front page of the Egyptian official newspaper websites for Visually Impaired and Blind Persons. Journal of Arts and Applied Sciences (JAAS)- April 2019
· Book "Reference in the Television Production" 2016 - Mutanabi Library - Dammam - Saudi Arabia