My research focuses on advanced manufacturing, with a particular emphasis on Laser Powder Bed Fusion (L-PBF) of titanium alloys (e.g., Ti6Al4V) and bimetallic printing, particularly Fe-Cu systems. With a strong foundation in materials engineering, my expertise lies in establishing material-property correlations and understanding their impact on the performance and reliability of additively manufactured components. I have investigated manufacturability constraints and geometric capabilities of thin cross-sections, examined process parameter influences, and analyzed microstructural evolution in L-PBF. A key aspect of my work involves studying the continuous cooling behavior of L-PBF Ti6Al4V at varying rates, developing mathematical models to correlate microstructural transformations with thermal conditions. Additionally, my recent research extends to bimetallic printing, particularly Fe-Cu systems, exploring interfacial bonding, phase stability, and thermal compatibility to optimize mechanical performance and functional integration in multi-material manufacturing. I am particularly passionate about optimizing additive manufacturing processes to enhance material performance, structural integrity, and defect mitigation. By integrating metallurgical insights with advanced process control, my research aims to ensure repeatability and reliability in AM-produced components.