He works as a computer expert and head of the computing unit of the Doha Historical Dictionary of Arabic Project. He holds an in-depth postgraduate certificate in digital analysis and signal processing (2005) and a doctorate in natural language processing from Mohamed I University of Oujda (2013). He worked for years within the Research Laboratory in Computer Science, Mohammed I University in Morocco, researching some Arabic language software projects such as the open source morphological analyser program (AlKhalil Program) and the open source automatic diacritizer in cooperation with the Arab Organization for Education, Culture and Science (ALECSO) and King Abdulaziz City for Science and technical. He won the second place in the ALECSO Prize for Creativity and Technical Innovation for Young Researchers in the Arab World (2012) in the field of automated processing of the Arabic language.