I facilitate tutorial sessions for a Fluid Mechanics course, translating complex principles into digestible content and monitoring student progress to enhance understanding and maintain academic rigor.

My research project centers on improving Stirling engine performance by employing advanced numerical models under the supervision of Dr. MacDonald.

I had the privilege of serving as a teaching assistant for ENGR 1015U, an Introduction of Engineering course designed exclusively for undergraduate students. In this capacity, my responsibilities include mentoring a cohort of around 200 students.

Cooperating at Furfural and MEK units.

As a student of Chemical Engineering, I was excited to be a part o the Mechanical Fluid Group at Foolad Technic International Engineering Co. I was engaged in the LF project for Esfahan Steel Company, where I gained valuable experience in the field of water treatment. I had responsibility for designing and implementing process flow diagrams (PFDs) and piping and instrumentation diagrams (P&IDs).