Muhammad Musadiq completed his bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from the Karachi Institute of Economics and Technology in Pakistan. He then went on to achieve a master’s degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from the Middle East Technical University in Turkey in 2022. His master’s thesis keenly focused on enhancing the reliability of DC Power Converters in Renewable Energy systems. During his time in the master’s programme, Muhammad served as a graduate teaching assistant in the Physics and Electrical department. After completing his master’s, he took on the role of a Lecturer at Ziauddin University’s Faculty of Engineering Science, Technology, and Management. His diverse experience also includes a stint as a Research Assistant in the EDCAS research group. There, he was actively involved in testing two ICs designed for Vaccine Monitoring and Ultra-Low-Power-Standard Cells, an initiative of the EDCAS research group. In July 2023, he embarked on a new journey with TU Delft, joining as a Ph.D. candidate in the Electronics Components Technology and Materials (ECTM) group within the Department of Microelectronics. Presently, Muhammad is immersed in a collaborative project between TUD and NXP, focusing on the development of technology that enhances the reliability of IC packages, aiming to usher in advancements for the next generation in the electronics sector.