My professional journey began in civil and structural engineering, with early experience in the design and supervision of residential and industrial structures. Over time, my work increasingly shifted toward geotechnical engineering, where I became involved in the analysis and design of foundations, retaining structures, deep excavations, reinforced soil systems, and other geotechnical applications. This experience gradually developed into a stronger specialization in geosynthetics and underground engineering, particularly waterproofing and drainage systems for underground structures. My professional activities have covered different stages of engineering projects, including technical assessment, numerical modeling, design, material selection, construction, supervision, and rehabilitation. Alongside professional practice and consulting, I have maintained an active academic and research profile in geotechnical engineering and geosynthetics. As a PhD candidate in Geotechnical Engineering, I continue to connect experimental research and engineering analysis with practical challenges encountered in real projects. This combination of structural, geotechnical, and underground engineering experience has shaped my multidisciplinary and system-based approach to engineering problems.