Dr. Zandi is the founding director of Timezyx, a pioneering climate technology firm within the built environment sector. Under his leadership, Timezyx develops Structural Digital Twins of buildings and infrastructures, enhancing resilience and revolutionizing risk assessment in the face of extreme climate events. With a portfolio of over 100 scientific articles, Dr. Zandi is widely recognized for his profound impact on structural engineering, including structural assessment and analysis, structural simulation and modeling, structural health monitoring, structural forensic engineering, and structural codes and standardization.Dr. Zandi has served as the principal investigator in some of the largest and most complex structural forensic investigations in North America and Europe. His expertise includes the structural collapse of reinforced and prestressed concrete structures, such as bridge and tunnel infrastructure, high-rise buildings, underground structures, commercial, and industrial buildings. He is globally recognized as a reference for the assessment of corroded reinforced concrete structures.Beyond his pivotal role at Timezyx, Dr. Zandi holds an esteemed affiliation with Stanford University's Structures and Composites Lab. Here, he leads pioneering research into Structural Digital Twins of Civil Infrastructures, shaping the future of structural modeling based on real-time computation architecture, such as Physics-Informed Machine Learning. Additionally, he plays key roles within influential bodies such as the International Federation for Structural Concrete (fib), contributing to commissions and task groups related to Existing Concrete Structures, driving advancements in structural modeling and forensic engineering.Dr. Zandi's contributions have garnered repeated recognition from the International Federation for Structural Concrete (fib). He is a frequent speaker and author on topics ranging from structural modeling, structural digital twin technology, and structural forensic engineering to the roles and responsibilities of structural engineers in forensic investigations.