I started in 2010 writing accounting software in C# for small businesses in Esfahan, spent the next decade in backend engineering, and in 2017 turned toward bioinformatics: fMRI, gene expression, protein classification — and then the genomics of a pandemic.
My M.Sc. in Bioinformatics at Tarbiat Modares University (2022, first-class honours) centred on machine learning for biological data: gene-expression analysis and detecting autism from fMRI scans in the ABIDE dataset. Out of that period came SARS2Mutant, a database that tracks every amino-acid substitution in SARS-CoV-2 across millions of GISAID sequences, and a run of papers on how the virus mutated continent by continent.
Today I work on infrastructure automation and database performance at Irancell Labs, keep publishing with the mutation group whose atlases I helped build, and teach programming and databases on YouTube in Persian and English.
FocusGenomics · ML · backend systems
EducationM.Sc. Bioinformatics · B.Sc. Computer Science
LanguagesPersian (native) · English (fluent)
Works withRemote teams in Iran, India and the UK