Roohollah Amiri is a Staff Engineer and AI researcher with a decade of experience building on-device AI and hardware-aware optimizations, currently advancing on-device inference at Qualcomm from San Diego. He specializes in quantization (including mixed precision and FP8) and toolchain optimization for mobile, automotive ADAS, and large vision and language models, with direct contributions to AIMET. His background spans reinforcement learning for wireless systems, digital twin and EM simulation for 6G, and practical C++/MATLAB signal-processing systems, reflecting a rare mix of deep theory and production engineering. Roohollah holds a PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering and has published and open-sourced research artifacts (e.g., GeoNS), demonstrating a pattern of turning academic ideas into deployable systems. Not obvious from the title: he has bridged wireless R&D—RF-SLAM, multipath positioning and full-MIMO transformer prediction—with on-device AI efficiency, enabling ML that actually runs in constrained hardware.
10 years of coding experience
12 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Electrical and Computer Engineering, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Electrical and Computer Engineering at Boise State University
Visiting Researcher, Visiting Researcher at The University of Texas at Austin
Master’s Degree Electrical Electronics and Communications Engineering, Master’s Degree Electrical Electronics and Communications Engineering at Iran University of Science and Technology
A Machine Learning Approach for Power Allocation in HetNets Considering QoS
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