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Top SchoolSiamak Tavakoli is a Lecturer III at the University of New Mexico and a multidisciplinary engineer with eight years of recent professional experience and a two-decade career spanning academia, industry research, and embedded systems. He holds a PhD in Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering and has applied that research mindset to practical roles from lead firmware engineer at Microsoft to senior embedded and C-specialist contractor work on performance monitoring and smart-sensor platforms. His background blends teaching and curriculum delivery with hands-on development of UAV-based non-destructive testing, anomaly-detection algorithms, and low-level firmware for constrained devices. He has led R&D and engineering teams in startups and scale-ups, translating signal-processing research into deployable products such as shape-changing drones and sensor-equipped shipping solutions. Comfortable switching between classrooms, research labs, and production codebases, he brings rare depth across control systems, wireless sensor networks, and real-time embedded software. A less obvious strength is his long-standing habit of turning exploratory academic prototypes into delivered systems that carry through post-sale support and operational responsibility.
8 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
High School Diploma Mathematics and Physics, High School Diploma Mathematics and Physics at Motahari High School
MPhil Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, MPhil Artificial Intelligence and Robotics at University of Liverpool
Amirkabir University of Technology
PhD Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering, PhD Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering at Brunel University of London