I have pursued my PhD study (2014) in Mechanical Engineering (Heat Transfer & Fluid Mechanics) at the University of Canterbury, New Zealand. Then, for eight years, I held three post-doctoral research positions at three major universities in Europe (Germany, Austria, UK)  where my research was focused primarily on inverse problems in heat transfer and fluid dynamics, and computational aerodynamics. In 2017, I received prestigious Marie Skłodowska-Curie post-doctoral fellowship (for four years) from European Union for my research proposal on aerodynamic shape optimization and I started my work in Zienkiewicz Centre for Computational Engineering at Swansea University. I am currently working at the University of Canterbury as a senior tutor in mechanical/civil engineering departments and post-doctoral researcher in mechanical engineering department. I am also very interested in the number theory, especially prime numbers.