Mohammad Nejati

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Summary

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Mohammad Nejati is a Staff Software Engineer with 11 years of experience building low-latency, high-performance C++ systems across telecommunications, safety-critical rail signaling, and distributed microservices. He specializes in event-driven networking and asynchronous programming, having developed high-speed signal processing for SDR modems and low-latency API gateways that route HTTP and WebSocket traffic via Redis streams. At The C++ Alliance he contributes to Boost.Beast, fixing core async and protocol issues in a widely used C++ networking library, underscoring his expertise in robust, production-grade networking stacks. Comfortable across the full stack from embedded signal paths to cloud-facing gateways, he combines deep systems-level knowledge with a pragmatic focus on stability and performance.
code11 years of coding experience
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Github Skills (11)

http10
c-language10
websocket10
websockets-client10
websocket-client10
cprogramming-language10
boost10
client-websocket10
asio10
networking9
cpp9

Programming languages (9)

TypeScriptC++CSSCMakeJavaScriptHTMLXSLTAssembly

Github contributions (5)

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boostorg/beast

Jul 2023 - Jul 2026

HTTP and WebSocket built on Boost.Asio in C++11
Role in this project:
userBack-end Developer
Contributions:35 reviews, 178 PRs, 138 pushes in 2 years 11 months
Contributions summary:Mohammad primarily contributed to the Boost.Beast library by fixing bugs and implementing improvements related to asynchronous operations and networking protocols. Their commits involved replacing deprecated functions, updating documentation, and resolving issues related to WebSocket and HTTP handling, with a specific focus on asynchronous programming techniques. The user demonstrated expertise in modifying core components of the library, as well as fixing build issues. Their work directly impacted the stability, performance, and compliance of the Boost.Beast library.
asioboostwebsocketwebsocket-clientwebsocket-server
ashtum/gambal

Apr 2015 - May 2022

A tiny graphical tool to monitor Network, CPU and Memory in linux
Contributions:15 releases, 1 review, 43 commits in 7 years 2 months
linux
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