Working as part of the “Document Verification and AML team” on backend services. Have works on AML (Anti money-laundering) and KYC (know-your-customer) domains. My daily tech stack includes Java/Kotlin/Spring, MySQL, Hazelcast, Hibernate, Protobuf, Kafka, Datadog, Jenkins, Kubernetes, GCP, and Git. My daily responsibilities include enhancing the back office by implementing additional automation and integrating third-party solutions to streamline operator workflows.

Worked at the visualization and GPU team on developing a runtime editor for a physics-based sensor simulation for autonomous vehicle application

worked on developing a VR simulator for paving operation in a multidisciplinary team (educational scientist, construction managers, and scenario designers). The idea of the simulator was enabling users to create their own scenario for paving operations, so they no longer rely on developers. Thus, a data-driven design approached is adopted.

I worked on developing a business simulation (tycoon) mobile game by Unity3D. It was a LiveOps project that game events are pushed from the server based on real events in the world.

I worked for “Bogen Design studio” as a developer. I was responsible for developing gameplay of a virtual reality game and capturing the body movement of the players using special clothes to show the player’s body in the virtual world. I also worked on a VR/AR project that simulates a museum.

Founded “UT Game Club”, The game development branch of the University of Tehran, in 2014 and be in charge of directing this association till 2019. During 5 years of activity, four summer educational programs were launched, +150 students enrolled in the programs, +20 indie games developed, 5 national awards were achieved.

I was responsible for managing the development team included 6 game programmers, 2 web developers, 4 graphics and game designers. We developed 18 mini-games derived from psychological tasks designed by the cognitive science team. Our team was responsible for making games based on provided scenarios in an interesting and engaging way. “Maghzineh” was our main product, it is a program for improving the attention and memory factor of the brain.

In my internship, I worked on educational games for children between 2 to 7 for “Pars Cognition Company”. My responsibility was leading a team of four students to remake 30 mini-games to make them suitable for our culture.