My name is Ahmed Zoghlami, and I’m a Ph.D. student in Electrical Engineering at the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering, advised by Dr. Carl Moore and Dr. Rodney Roberts. My doctoral research focuses on creating adaptive interfaces to improve the speed of motor learning, bridging engineering innovation with applications in human performance and learning systems. Previously, I participated in a summer internship project as Project Lead Developer for the Boeing-Sponsored Inter-University RF Drone Research Initiative, where I led the design, development, and integration of a specialized RF payload for autonomous drones in collaboration with NCAT and Boeing. I have also contributed to a Shell-sponsored project focused on improving undergraduate engineering student retention, and served as a Graduate Teaching Associate. Through these roles, I am passionate about combining technical innovation with impactful research and mentorship in the engineering community.