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
Coherence and fidelity aware routing in quantum networks Journal Article
In: Scientific Reports, 2026, (to be published).
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.