Materials & Engineering
Characterization, mechanical properties, failure analysis, corrosion, advanced manufacturing, and nanotechnology.
Materials Engineer & AI Developer · Tehran, Iran
Bridging atomic-scale understanding and digital intelligence — where materials characterization meets machine learning, and failure analysis meets predictive modeling.
B.Sc. Materials Engineering · IUST · Computational Materials Science · AI / ML
01 / Profile
A materials engineering student at Iran University of Science and Technology, building a specialization at the intersection of materials science, artificial intelligence, and applied technical problem-solving — combining rigorous scientific methodology with computational tools.
02 / Capabilities
Six overlapping disciplines I work across. Use the arrows, drag the track, or tap the dots.
03 / Experience
Contributing to content curation, editorial review, and strategic development of a publication dedicated to materials engineering discourse — supporting peer-review and strengthening technical narratives.
Creative development and team-based publication work, communicating engineering topics to a wider audience and building skills in content strategy and scientific storytelling.
Networking concepts, customer technical service, and fast-paced operational problem-solving at one of Iran's major ISPs — developing troubleshooting habits through real-world cases.
Applied web development and content creation for a technical product environment — building a WordPress web presence aligned with product messaging.
04 / Certifications
Move your mouse to tilt the orbit — every credential circles the core of materials + computation.
05 / Education
Core focus on materials characterization, mechanical properties, corrosion science, nanotechnology, and advanced manufacturing — with growing emphasis on computational methods and materials informatics.
Self-directed study across Python programming, machine learning fundamentals, data science, cloud infrastructure, and AI-assisted development — a computational complement to the core curriculum.
06 / Contact
Open to research collaborations, materials engineering discussions, editorial projects, and computational curiosities.