My research interests lie in the area of safe and XAI-native wireless networks. My master's thesis research
was on resource allocation in heterogeneous wireless networks using deep reinforcement learning. I was fortunate to be
advised by Professor Jonathan Shock and
Dr Jaco du Toit at the University of Cape Town.
Prior to this, I was an undergraduate student at Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU),
where I graduated with a Bachelor's
degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, advised by Dr. Peter Alao and Dr. Matthew Olajide
at the Wireless Communications Lab. My final year thesis was on the design and development of a
full-duplex wireless transceivers system using 433MHz circuit modules.
I am passionate about applying cutting-edge techniques
such as AI/ML and quantum technologies, to tackle the evolving
challenges of wireless communications. Through my research and expertise, I am
committed to fostering
innovation and enhancing global connectivity.