Driven by curiosity, both in science and the world.
With a Master’s and PhD in Data & Science, I’ve spent years unraveling complex questions through research—but my curiosity doesn’t stop at the lab. I’ve traveled to 20+ countries across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa, immersing myself in cultures, histories, and the kind of stories you won’t find in textbooks.

A global perspective, a local heart.
When I’m not planning my next adventure (or writing about my last one), I love sharing the hidden gems of my city with visitors. Whether it’s recommending the perfect café or explaining the science behind our iconic architecture, I thrive on helping people see the world—and my hometown—through fresh eyes.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

🌍 To turn strangers into storytellers.
After years of studying the intricacies, I’ve learned that the most fascinating discoveries happen when you collaborate. Traveling taught me the same applies to people: every person carries a story, a perspective, or a joke that can reshape how you see the world. I’m here to swap those stories—whether it’s over a cup of tea in my living room or while hiking a trail in your hometown.

🗺️ To share “my” world—and learn yours.
I love playing tour guide in [your city], whether it’s geeking out about the science behind our local landmarks or pointing travelers to the best street food stall that even locals miss. But I’m equally hungry to see your corner of the world through your eyes. (Pro tip: If you know a hidden beach in Thailand, a quirky museum in Berlin, or a family-run bakery in Marrakech—I’ll be taking notes!)

🔬 Because curiosity doesn’t have an off-switch.
Science trained me to ask “why?” and “how?”—and travel only amplified that. Couchsurfing lets me dig into the “why” behind cultures, traditions, and daily life. Want to explain the history of your grandmother’s recipe? Debate the best way to tackle climate change over wine? Teach me a phrase in your dialect? Let’s do it.

🤝 To keep humanity grounded in kindness.
In a world that often feels divided, Couchsurfing reminds me how much we all share. Hosting travelers or staying with locals has given me some of my favorite memories: a midnight哲学 debate in Kyoto, a homemade couscous lesson in Tunis, a starry-night hike in Portugal. These moments aren’t just trips—they’re proof that generosity and connection still define us.

Interests

Reading,
Traveling,
Swiming,
Watching movies,
Walking,

• fish
• walking
• movies
• reading
• traveling
• fishing
• engineering
• genealogy

Music, Movies, and Books

Movies: The Departed, Blood Diamond, Step Brothers, The Bourne, Entourage, Band of Brothers, The Pacific, American History X, Fight Club, Empire Boardwalk, That's it that's all, and more

Books: Into the wild, into thin air, Catch a fire, Papillon.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Met some wonderful and interesting people. Saw beautiful and scary places.

Countries I’ve Visited

Algeria, Canada, China, Dominican Republic, France, Indonesia, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Jordan, Kuwait, Malaysia, Maldives, Mexico, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Spain, Syrian Arab Republic, Thailand, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, United States

Countries I’ve Lived In

Algeria, Canada, Spain