Summary
Seyed Kazemi is a PhD student in theoretical computer science at LaBRI (Université de Bordeaux) with eight years of experience spanning research, teaching, and applied software engineering. He researches random temporal graphs under Dr. Michael Raskin while collaborating remotely with U.S.-based researchers, blending rigorous theory with international research networks. Seyed has taught data structures, algorithms, and advanced programming at multiple universities and coached software teams on architecture and clean code, demonstrating an unusual mix of deep theory and practical software delivery. His industry work includes computational geometry and GIS tooling for cadastral mapping and R&D contributions to security modules in travel software. A graduate of the University of Melbourne (MSc) and Sharif University doctoral program attendee, he pairs strong academic credentials with hands-on tutoring and mentoring across platforms like Superprof and Platute. Colleagues describe him as a versatile researcher-engineer who moves comfortably between proofs, pedagogy, and production code.
8 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy, Theoretical Computer Science, Doctor of Philosophy, Theoretical Computer Science at Université de Bordeaux
Bachelor of Science - BS, Information Technology, Bachelor of Science - BS, Information Technology at University of Tehran
The University of Melbourne
Diploma In Mathematics, 18.5 / 20, Diploma In Mathematics, 18.5 / 20 at Mofid high school
Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Engineering, Theoretical Computer Science, Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Engineering, Theoretical Computer Science at Sharif University of Technology
English, Persian