I am a DPhil student in Earth Sciences at the University of Oxford, specialising in sedimentology and stratigraphy of the Arabian Plate. My current research focuses on the Triassic–Jurassic boundary, an interval marked by one of Earth’s severe mass extinction events, with the aim of reconstructing environmental change through integrated sedimentological and geochemical analysis.
Prior to joining Oxford, I worked as a lead geologist at Saudi Aramco, leading a team delivering subsurface characterisation for exploration and development projects. My experience spans multiple depositional environments, including aeolian, fluvial, and shallow marine deposits. I hold an MPhil in Sedimentary Geology (Distinction) from the University of Leeds, where I investigated fluvial to shallow-marine successions in the Middle Jurassic successions in the Arabian plate, and a BSc (Hons) in Geology from the University of Liverpool.
My research has been presented at prominent international conferences, including AAPG, IAS, BSRG, EAGE and MEOS GEO. I have actively contributed to technical training, mentored emerging geoscientists, and played key roles in conference organisation, serving as a co-theme lead for the siliciclastic sedimentary systems theme at AAPG IMAGE 2022 and as a technical committee member for MEOS GEO events.