A calm engineer with a soldering iron in one hand and a terminal in the other. Since 2013 I have built software, administered servers across three countries, and taught more than 70 people how to code.
I am a software programmer and system administrator from Tehran. Calm and introverted, until there is a broken system in the room. Then I cannot rest until it works again, whether it is a misbehaving server, a stubborn bug or an electronic device on my workbench.
Years of working abroad with companies in Indonesia, Malaysia and the UAE taught me to adapt fast, communicate clearly and deliver beyond expectations. Today I build software, keep infrastructure healthy and teach programming, because the more I teach, the more I learn.
If someone asks for help, I never say no. And I am sure it will be done.
From a foundation in Jakarta to a studio in Tehran, every stop added a new layer to the stack.
Ran the full IT infrastructure of a poverty-eradication and education foundation: 200+ machines, Linux and Windows servers, an IP-PBX phone system built on Linux, proxy and cloud servers, plus security policies and daily monitoring.
A three-month optimization project for a major electronics website: keyword research, meta architecture, XML sitemaps and technical reporting alongside internal design and content teams.
By day: Windows Server 2016 infrastructure for a multimedia company, including Hyper-V virtualization, IIS hosting, a Synology private cloud and automated server provisioning. By night: building a brand-new CRM for an education consultancy from requirements to support.
Leading development at a studio that builds software, manages servers and automates businesses. C, Python, cloud storage, web and desktop applications, and everything in between.
Teaching C and Python in courses and one-on-one mentoring. More than 70 students so far, from absolute beginners to seniors sharpening their craft.
Multi-talented by necessity: small teams need people who can cross the whole stack.
Since 2019 I have been teaching programming the way I wish someone had taught me: patiently, practically and with real projects from day one.
The biggest ones from a much longer list. Client names stay private; the work speaks for itself.
Core systems for a digital solutions studio: client software, server fleet and internal automation, maintained and evolved since 2018.
A storage management platform handling uploads, archiving and retrieval at scale, with cloud object storage at its core.
A custom CRM for an education consultancy in Malaysia, built from scratch: requirements, design, development and end-user support.
A complete telephone switching system for a 200-seat organization, engineered on Linux servers, replacing costly proprietary hardware.
A volunteer project close to my heart: a website and forum for a UN refugee agency volunteering unit, connecting people to resources for nearly six years.
Designed and deployed private cloud and virtualization environments (Synology, Hyper-V) with automated provisioning, monitoring and backup routines.
... and dozens of smaller builds, fixes and rescues over the years. These are just the ones too big to fit in a footnote.
Microsoft (INF211x), covering IIS, PowerShell and core infrastructure.
University of Chicago. Understanding the original neural network.
Things I learn, break and fix, written down. Posts load straight from my GitHub repo.
Whatever it is, ask. I never say no to helping, and I am sure it will be done.
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