Research Specialist | Principal-Agent Theory Scholarly ReviewSupervisor: Dr. Stephen Saidemen• Spearheaded a comprehensive literature review project centred around the Principal-Agent Theory.• Applied strong analytical skills to critically evaluate and distill complex concepts within the Principal-Agent framework.• Employed systematic methodologies for literature search and review, utilizing advanced database search techniques and citation management tools.• Effectively communicated findings through well-crafted written documents, maintaining clarity, coherence, and adherence to academic standards.

• Administrative duties at NPSIA (Norman Paterson School of International Affairs), including assisting in program planning and implementation and social media management.• Providing the faculty with their research material, such as relevant books and articles.

Country Indicators for Foreign PolicySupervisor: Dr. David Carment• Conducting background research on state fragility indicators and data processing for the CIFP project, including the accumulation and determination of 94 indicators assessing 196 states in governance, economy, and security.• Developing concise monthly reports and brief notes, contributing to nuanced case-specific policy development by decision-making institutions.

Norman Paterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University, Ottawa, ON, CanadaComparative Benefit-Cost (CBC) Theory of International InstitutionsSupervisors: Dr. Michael Manulak • Conducted extensive research in the archives of Library and Archives Canada to explore the Canadian perspective on the institutional design of the League of Nations and the United Nations.• Analyzed historical documents, reports, and correspondence to uncover valuable insights into Canada's involvement and contributions to the League of Nations and Canada’s decisions to establish a liaison office in Geneva.• Identified and articulated key findings on Canada's position on the institutional framework and decision-making processes of the League of Nations and the United Nations.

Supervisor: Ambassador SoltaniehResearch topic: Immunity of Nuclear Facilities against Armed Attacks

Conducting an in-depth study focused on universities in Canada.Broad exploration of NACD subject matter encompassing nuclear, chemical, biological, and conventional weapons.Examining the control mechanisms for military applications in cyberspace and outer space.Analyzing and synthesizing information to generate insightful findings.Authoring reports and scholarly publications based on research outcomes.

• Conducted background research on US foreign policy issues concerning Iran, providing weekly reports and briefing notes to consumers.• Led over 15 research projects to analyze global nuclear proliferation issues thoroughly.• Developed executive reports on the issues of the Iranian foreign policy within the Middle East, in relations with the US, and within the United Nations for several decision-making institutions.

• Initiated the media group’s participation in OANA and disseminated weekly updates to the institution, promoting the media group’s position within OANA.• Developed physical and electronic weekly news briefings for 110 international missions in Iran.• Planned and implemented eight international news content events with the presence of international news outlets and international officials.• Delegated the media company in official meetings, negotiating on behalf of the media group with multiple foreign entities, including international missions in Iran.

• Established the foreign content section in the company's VOD, increasing user engagement by 20 percent.• Conducted and supervised 130 foreign content translations and modifications, diversifying available content on the website and satisfying a more comprehensive range of customers.• Negotiated, planned, and executed over 160 screenings throughout Iran, enabling access to popular movies in cities and villages without cinemas.