Curriculum Vitae
I obtained dual bachelor’s degrees in electrical engineering (communication systems) and applied mathematics, followed by a master’s degree in pure mathematics (topology and geometry) at Amirkabir University of Technology in Tehran, Iran.
Throughout my education, I integrated theoretical mathematics with engineering applications. After working as a teacher and research assistant at Amirkabir University, I joined the Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR) in Dresden, Germany, as a researcher focused on the computational modeling of complex surfaces.
Since August 2024, I have been a researcher in the QUARKS research group, where I focus on quantum computing and its integration into network communication.
Research Interest
To integrate quantum computational resources into communication networks, I have conducted research on quantum computational modeling, quantum circuits and algorithms, distributed quantum computing, and hybrid computing system designs. I am interested in developing new quantum algorithms and am actively working to advance the development of quantum hardware, concentrating specifically on its algorithmic aspects.
Publications
Hybrid Quantum-Classical Computers: A Critical Analysis to Quantum Computational Models Proceedings Article
In: IEEE Future Networks World Forum (FNWF), pp. 6, Bangalore, India, 2025.