(Sr. Software Engineer) APIs, Open Banking, Cloud, in-house API tools, ... lloydsbank.com Conributed in enabling of many APIs (API Gateways, GCP).

(CTO); a continuation of my role as the Team Leader of MP5, which was later known as WeDesign.Live! Led and implemented a full Solid Modeling engine based on Simplicit Surfaces, which is incorporated into the MP5 designer! http://wedesign.live Featugin: A full solid-modelling engine (first standalone commercial modelling engine based on Implicit Surfaces), Real-time 3D collaboration (first time in the world).

Back-end developer. Wrote the Cloud's main Job Scheduler, the Distributed File System, and the Cloud's internal File Transfer Protocol from scratch. Wrote the process jailer (with Dr Bertrand Nouvel, the director). wide.io

PhD about Neural Coding; (how the brain actually represents and handles sensory information internally; images, sounds and touch sensation). I developed new Statistical methods (based on Information Theory) that helped investigate the newly discovered Phase-of-Firing code in the brain. I (co)discovered an instance of this 'code' in rats. I (co)discovered that a third receptor in human eye is also involved in vision. I provided the first explaination for the encoding mechanism of the Phase-of-Firing code.

As the adjunct lecturer (principal coordinator), I taught Java programming language to students at Sharif Univ. Tech. and SBU

Taught Data Structures and Algorithms to B.Sc. students at Sharif Univ. Tech.

I invented the concept of Asymmetric Cloning Machines in the field of Quantum Computing and Quantum Inforamtion. It was later published in Phys. Lett. E. together with ATR and AG (2005).

Software Engineering degree at ui C++, Java, x386 assembly, etc. Various projects.

I wrote a full featured 3D rendering engine (using ray-tracing), with reflection, materials, refraction, antialiasing, implicit surfaces (meta balls), algebraic modelling, lights, etc. Almost fully implemented at high-school, I presented it at my first year at university. I rewrote it 3 times from 1993-1998 using Basic, Pascal-OOP, and later Java. Presented at a conference in 1996.