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Rotterdam, South Holland, Netherlands

Caen, Normandy, France

• I was assigned the task of deploying two end-to-end 4G and 5G private cellular networks for Orange Innovation Lab. Each network included a Commercial Off-The-Shelf User Equipment (COTS UE), a Radio Access Network (RAN), and a core network. I utilized two popular open-source applications, OpenAirInterface and Magma core, commonly used in the Telecom industry to set up private cellular networks. Throughout the deployment process, I worked with DevOps tools such as Docker and Vagrant, and Linux as well.• Orange Innovation Lab requested a detailed instruction manual that outlines the process of deploying radio networks using the OpenAirInterface and Magma core applications, as there was no comprehensive publicly available guide. I created a 100-page document, which provided a step-by-step explanation of how to use these applications.• published a demo paper titled “Private Cellular Network Deployment: Comparison of openAirInterface with Magma Core” at the 18th International Conference on Network and Service Management.

Tehran, Iran

• Matiran Co., an Iranian company specializing in the production of Smart Cards, aimed to establish a secure and integrated data transfer channel linking the electronic ID card and terminal. In order to achieve this objective, I conducted an exploration of various cryptographic algorithms, including Symmetric and Asymmetric, along with hash functions and EAC-PKI certificates. Subsequently, I evaluated the security and non-security features of the Smart Card Operating System by creating a range of test scripts that conformed to the BSI standards.• To ensure a thorough set of security tests, Matiran Co. required the creation of two Windows applications, developed using the C# programming language. The first application was designed to enable a connection between the electronic ID chip and the terminal, while the second application was intended to generate fake and inaccurate EAC certificates. I was entrusted with the task of designing and developing these applications.• I was assigned the responsibility of performing security audits based on the FIPS standard, in order to detect any possible vulnerabilities in smart cards. This Task eventually resulted in enhancing the overall security standards of the smart cards.

Tehran, Iran

• ITRC implemented a domestic Security operation centre (SOC) and wanted to deploy and test it. I was entrusted with the responsibility of configuring different components of the SOC, including Log Management, Correlation engine, and Ticketing system, to detect and monitor various cyber-attacks. I utilized Kali Linux to simulate network attacks and configured Syslog and WMI protocols to gather logs generated by various network devices. I documented the configuration process and presented it to the appropriate managers.• ITRC aimed to incorporate signatures for OpenStack attacks into the Correlation engine. I was responsible for simulating OpenStack attacks, gathering the resultant logs, normalizing them, and integrating their signatures into the Correlation engine.• I was involved in various Cybersecurity research initiatives aimed at tackling security-related issues and challenges in the field of Cloud Computing. As a result of these undertakings, a comprehensive document titled "Introduction to Cloud Computing Security" was authored in Farsi. The publication examines the risks, vulnerabilities, threats, attacks, and measures for security controls in Cloud Computing.

Tehran, Iran

• Experienced as Teaching Assistant of Prof. H. Gharaei in the course "Fundamental of Information Security". • Experienced as Teaching Assistant of Prof. M. A. Doustari in the course "Fundamentals of Cryptography".

Master'S Degree, Telecommunications Engineering

Thesis: Analysing the feasibility of private cellular network deployment: A study on OpenAirInterface and Magma Core

Master'S Degree, Cyber Security Engineering, 17.65/20

Thesis: Proposed A Lightweight and Efficient Data Sharing Scheme for Cloud Computing

Bachelor'S Degree, Information Technology, 15.67/20

Activities and Societies: Managed a specialized journal called ITEC and supervised the publication of a journal on "cloud computing" by 7.