Fatima Nadeem AL-Aswadi is a highly esteemed expert and trainer in the fields of intelligent system techniques, privacy protection and digital security.

She holds a PhD in Computer Science from Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM). She worked as a Teaching Assistant at USM from April 2022 to February 2023. Currently, she is working as an Assistant Professor at UCSI University.

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During the past ten years, Fatima has trained many groups in the field of digital security and privacy protection, including the Women Solidarity members, and she has given many lectures in this field.

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Fatima's commitment to her field extends beyond her professional and educational pursuits. She has contributed to over 15 publications in international and national journals and conferences. This impressive record demonstrates her commitment to advancing the field of Computer Science through research and scholarly discourse.

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Her professional journey began in 2005 when she joined Hodeidah University's Faculty of Computer Science & Engineering as an assistant faculty member. Throughout her extensive tenure, she has remained a constant presence, dedicating herself to educating the next generation of computer scientists in her home country of Yemen. Between 2006 and 2008, she also served as a lecturer for the Society Development Continuing Education Center at Hodeidah University. Additionally, she worked as an instructor for the International Computer Driving License (ICDL) instructor at the British Institute of Science and Technique in 2015.

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Her outstanding work has been recognized with multiple awards, such as the first prize award at the Computer Science Postgraduate Colloquium in 2017, the third prize award for an excellent presentation at the Sixth Scientific Forum for King Abdulaziz University Students in 2014, and over 14 other awards between 2011-2023 from several scientific seminars, colloquium, and conferences. 

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Besides her professional career, Fatima also has a prominent human rights activity in several protests demanding the rights of students. She has appeared on several television channels, such as the Balqis channel and the Yemen Today channel, to talk about the problems of students. She also wrote several press articles in this regard.