Summary
Mehran Ahadi is a postdoctoral fellow and PhD-trained electrical engineer based in Quebec, combining a decade of hands-on experience in medtech, RF, antennas, signal processing, and embedded digital systems. He bridges hardware and software as a self-described half-hardware, half-software engineer who has been developing computer software since the late 2000s while advancing photonics and wearable sensing research. At COPL he led the design and development of a novel wearable vital-signs monitor and is now commercializing his patent-pending doctoral technology through the INVENTECH 2024–2025 program. His background in photonics and antennas informs practical device-level solutions, and he brings both research rigor and product-focused execution to technology transfer. Colleagues value him for translating complex signal-processing concepts into deployable systems and for navigating the path from lab prototypes to commercialization.
10 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Université Laval
Amirkabir University of Technology
English, Persian, French