Her academic interests are in the area of software engineering in cognitive and biomedical domains. In addition to being university teacher and researcher at the University of Sarajevo, she has a long professional experience in systems and business process analysis. She is often engaged in multidisciplinary and challenging work environments requiring problem-solving and communication skills. She is highly motivated to learn about the problem domain and committed in achieving high level user experience. Being committed to promoting multidisciplinary research, she is active volunteer and the founding President for the Bosnia and Herzegovina national association for biomedical engineering. She has been engaged in several projects promoting accreditation activities to improve quality of engineering education. She received her diploma, master and doctoral degrees from the University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

She has been an active IEEE volunteer in the Region 8. While serving as the IEEE Region 8 Vice-Chair for Member Activities she focused on particular needs of different member groups, especially women, students and Young Professionals, demonstrated strong interpersonal skills with sensitivity to cross-cultural and transnational issues.

She has a very strong and active cooperation with both IEEE Hungary Section and Óbuda University, Budapest in the fields of engineering education and systems analysis.