Born in Italy and raised in Ivory Coast from the age of 6, I moved to Ghana in 2011 due to the civil war crisis. My journey has shaped my resilience and global perspective. I completed my B.Sc. in Physics at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) in Ghana, specializing in Biomedical Physics with a focus on nuclear applications.

During my undergraduate studies, I designed and simulated a Departmental Liquid Nitrogen Plant using locally available materials, creating 3D models and using MATLAB for thermodynamic simulations. This project ignited my interest in cryogenics and engineering design. Following graduation, I worked at Ghana Nuclear Regulatory Authority as an Assistant Nuclear Security Officer, where I collaborated on designing a scintillation detector for nuclear and radioactive material detection.

Currently in Germany pursuing language studies with a DAAD Leadership for Africa Scholarship, In preparation for a Masters program in Physics, Applied Physics, IT or Energy Engineering. I aim to contribute to research and development in nuclear safety, sustainable energy, and computational applications.