October 2009 - present

           Internship and Academic Coordinator, Lebanese American University

Duties include serving as an academic and internship coordinator for the MEPI Tomorrow's Leaders project.

October 2005 - September 2009

           Assistant Dean, Lebanese American University

Duties included assisting the Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences in administering school affairs, supporting the NEASC accreditation work, and monitoring the execution of the academic excellence initiatives of the University’s strategic plan.

October 2003 - September 2005

           Chairperson, Lebanese American University

Duties include chairing the Division of Computer Science and Mathematics.
During my tenure, I served on the strategic planning committee as the champion of
academic excellence.

June 1998 - present

            Assistant Professor, Lebanese American University

Duties include teaching a variety of computer science courses, conducting research in the area of asynchronous transfer mode networks and computer security, serving on university committees, and advising undergraduate and graduate students.

March 1993 - May 1998

Senior Member of Technical Staff, The Aerospace Corporation

Duties included analysing and evaluating various trusted commercial systems (operating systems and database management systems), performing security testing and evaluation, supporting various space programs in the area of secure system design, development and system integration, and conducting research in the area of multilevel secure systems engineering.

March 1992 - February 1993

Assistant Professor, Moorhead State University

Duties included teaching a variety of computer science and computer information systems courses, conducting research in the area of concurrency control and query processing, serving on university committees, and advising graduate students.

September 1989 -February 1992

Research Assistant, North Dakota State University 

Duties included conducting research in the area of transaction management in multilevel secure database management systems, administrating an IBM AS/400 system, and serving as a graduate assistant for several graduate courses. 

August 1988 -August 1989

Software Engineer, Minnesota State University

Duties included developing test plans and executing test procedures on the various licensed products of the IBM AS /400 system.