Business faculty and doctoral students in Saudi Arabia are under real pressure to publish in Scopus Q1 and Q2 journals. A strong study can still be rejected if the tables and model look messy. I help researchers from King Abdulaziz University, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, Prince Sultan University, Alfaisal University, and Saudi Electronic University prepare quantitative papers in Overleaf. Topics I support include Saudization, women’s leadership, SME growth, fintech adoption, tourism, and Vision 2030 transformation.

Here is what I usually work on:
– Conceptual frameworks and research models drawn in TikZ
– Numbered hypotheses (H1, H2a, H2b) with consistent cross-referencing
– Reliability, validity, and SEM tables from SmartPLS, AMOS, and SPSS, including Cronbach’s alpha, AVE, HTMT, and path coefficients
– Regression and moderation tables from Stata and PROCESS
– APA 7 referencing with biblatex-apa
– Templates for Elsevier, Emerald, Wiley, Springer, and Taylor and Francis journals

Degrees:
– DBA Business Administration
– MSc Finance

Experience:
I have spent 10 years working on business and management research papers. Most of my clients are Saudi lecturers and doctoral students aiming for ABDC or Scopus listed journals. Many collect survey data from Saudi employees or consumers, often in Arabic. I help present the translated instrument and back-translation process clearly in the methods section. Results usually arrive scattered across SPSS and SmartPLS outputs. I turn those into journal-ready tables with proper decimal alignment and notes.