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Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

In the WaterHealth Lab, supervised by Prof. D. Meyer, I investigated the implications of household behaviour on energy loss in intermittent water supply networks. The research simplified the complex hydraulic behavior kf these networks to improve how water utilities understand, assess, and monitor their operational systems.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

CIV340: Municipal EngineeringStudents are introduced to the water distribution, sanitary, and stormwater collection networks. They get to do a hands-on project for each aforementioned network.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

CME368: Engineering Economics and Decision MakingStudents got the chance to take a deeper look at the fundamentals of Economics from an engineering perspective. Instructor: Prof. B. Karney

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Environmental Impact and Risk AssessmentIn this course, the students have gone through multiple available Environmental assessment reports. They got familiar with the procedure, scoping, the relevance of EAs with hands-on experience. As groups, they presented a fictitious project's EA, according to the Canadian Environmental act. Finally, they chose one specific EA to critique their final assessment report and compiled a report of their perspective of the project through Canada.

Iran

Bucharest Commercial Skyscraper Excavation ProjectIn this intern position, I collaborated on the design and oversaw the construction of the excavation site’s anchorage & restraining wall systems (-30m depth).I also had the duty to conduct, verify, and log regulatory pressure tests on the soil anchors against the AASHTO guidelines.In the final stages of the project, I oversaw the construction of the site drainage and verify against the available plans.

Master'S Degree, Civil Engineering

Thesis Title: Water- Energy Nexus In Intermittent water supplies: A Household-induced Trap Supervisor: Prof. David D.J. Meyer.

Bachelor'S Degree, Civil Engineering