Summary
Mohammadreza Ashouri is a Berlin-based founder and Ph.D. software security researcher with eight years of experience building secure systems, program analyses, and fuzzing toolchains. He has held research roles at CISPA and the University of Potsdam—where he worked on dynamic taint tracking, browser fingerprinting, and taught software security—while founding PersimmonWeb to translate research into product-ready software. His expertise spans secure compiler design, program fuzzing, blockchain security testing and even cryptographic algorithm design, bringing a rare mix of deep academic rigor and entrepreneurial delivery. Outside work he channels technical creativity into photography and electronic music, reflecting a maker’s approach to both research and product development.
8 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Software Security, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Software Security at University of Potsdam
Persian, German, English