I’m a Computer Science honors student at UMass Boston with a path that started early: teaching German at 16, studying Civil Engineering at 18, self-learning web development and databases, then working in IT and eventually moving to the U.S. to formally pursue CS. Today I focus on data analysis, machine learning, dashboards, and reproducible research workflows using Python, SQL, Excel, and R—and I’m equally comfortable helping people through IT support and tutoring.
This site is a general portfolio (not tied to one job). It summarizes my technical work, research, and teaching.
Snapshot
Who I am (professionally & personally)
My path into tech combines early teaching, practical IT work, and formal computer science training. I started teaching German at 16, studied Civil Engineering at Sharif University at 18, and taught myself programming alongside school—PHP, databases, and web development (HTML/CSS/JavaScript/jQuery). At 19, I worked in an IT company. At 21, I moved to the U.S. and began my CS degree, where I shifted toward data analysis and machine learning through coursework, the ITCGA workshop, and research in Professor Kourosh Zarringhalam’s lab. Today, I balance research with a part-time IT Service Desk role and tutoring across 19+ courses—strengthening both technical execution and communication.
Milestones that shaped me
What I use and what I’m good at
Python (pandas, NumPy), SQL (JOINs, GROUP BY), R, Git, Linux/Unix, Bash
Pivot Tables, XLOOKUP/VLOOKUP, data cleaning, charts, recurring & ad hoc reporting
EDA, statistical analysis, trend analysis, basic forecasting concepts, validation & QA
Dashboards and stakeholder-ready summaries (Dash / Python / R)
PHP, databases, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery
Teaching, documentation, cross-functional support, simplifying complex concepts
Work I’m proud of
Built a unified Dash web application that runs R-based statistical inference and Python-based Bayesian inference through a shared backend with aligned outputs and stakeholder-friendly plots.
Applied data analysis work during ITCGA, using real datasets and producing clear visuals and results suitable for presentation.
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Research • IT • Teaching
Academic foundation
B.S. Computer Science (Honors) • GPA: 3.8 • Sep 2023 – May 2027
ITCGA Summer Workshop in Genomic Data Analysis & Research Computing (Jun 2025)
Civil Engineering (started at 18) alongside self-driven programming and web development.
Let’s connect
Fastest way to reach me is email. I’m happy to share project write-ups, code, and demo screenshots.
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