telecommunications · systems integration · IIoT
I am an engineering student who likes understanding how connected systems behave in the real world, from IP routing and telemetry to infrastructure, monitoring and applied AI.
I am a 5th-year telecommunications systems engineering student at ENSA Kénitra, specializing in Ubiquitous Systems.
My work sits between networks, connected systems, infrastructure and data. I use AI to move faster, but I keep the responsibility for understanding, testing and explaining the result.
“If the system matters, the details matter.”
A selection of projects and experience across industrial telemetry, enterprise networking, on-premise platforms and embedded IoT.
Prototype for condition monitoring during my internship at Saint-Gobain Sekurit. Simulated equipment data, MQTT/TLS transport, Node-RED validation, InfluxDB storage and Grafana dashboards. Worked through duplicates, missing data, alerts and replayable ingestion.
Network internship at Intelcom SA: enterprise LAN design and simulation with VLAN, EtherChannel, STP, OSPF and HSRP, plus a dual-ISP scenario with VoIP, WLC and Cisco ASA.
School platform designed around local infrastructure and data ownership: Laravel API, Next.js/PWA portals, PostgreSQL, Docker Compose, passkeys, health checks and local-first clients.
Educational platform and content workflow with structured imports, MathJax support, administration tools and frontend quality gates before deployment.
Connected agriculture and aquaculture systems with field nodes, gateways, sensors and actuators. Explored ESP32, FreeRTOS, C/C++, PCB design with KiCad and hardware safety mechanisms such as dry-run detection, actuator monitoring and lockouts.
Built the GlassInk Monitor prototype for industrial telemetry and condition monitoring.
Designed and simulated enterprise networking scenarios with routing, redundancy, wireless and firewalling.
Led communication, partnerships, design and media work alongside engineering studies.
Networks and Telecommunications, option Ubiquitous Systems, at Ibn Tofail University.