Saja Saeed holds a Master’s degree in Applied Mathematical Sciences from the University of Technology, Baghdad, Iraq. She currently works as an Assistant Lecturer in the Department of Electrical Engineering at the University of Technology, where she teaches and supports students in various mathematical and engineering subjects.

Her research interests cover a broad range of mathematical fields, with a particular focus on graph theory, domination parameters, and computational methods. She has authored several publications in internationally indexed journals, including Rings Domination in Graphs, Deep Learning Algorithms for Detecting Skin Diseases with New DWT Technology, On Rings Domination in Graphs, Applied Mathematical Analysis of Perfect Domination in Ottomar Graphs, and Comparative Analysis of Shortest Path Algorithms.

She is dedicated to advancing mathematical applications in both theoretical and practical contexts and actively explores interdisciplinary approaches that integrate applied mathematics with modern computational techniques. Her work reflects a strong commitment to research excellence and to contributing to the scientific community.