Hi, my name is
System developer by instinct, security enthusiast by obsession.
I build software close to the metal: Windows internals, kernel-mode drivers, and secure systems. These days I'm a master's student at the University of Genova, spending most of my time on digital forensics and secure software engineering.
I started out writing Android apps as a freelancer in 2017, then spent a few years in product design, where I learned that how software feels matters as much as how it works. Somewhere along the way I realized the part I cared about most was what happens underneath: operating systems, memory, and the ways software breaks.
That interest turned into a direction: after finishing my IT degree in Tehran, I moved to Italy for a master's at the University of Genova, where I focus on digital forensics and secure software engineering. Outside coursework, my time goes into Windows internals and kernel-mode driver development.
Technologies and topics I work with:
The page you're reading. One static page, no framework, no build step: a hand-rolled design system with dark and light themes, served straight from GitHub Pages.
My associate-degree thesis: a desktop application for hospital front offices, managing patient and doctor profiles alongside insurance details.
University group project that mined purchase history to work out what customers actually liked, then targeted discounts at them instead of spraying coupons at everyone.
A system that reads emotional signals from user input. Built during my bachelor's. The code was the easy half; understanding people was the hard one.
05. What's next?
I'm not actively looking for new roles right now, but my inbox is always open. Whether you have a question, an idea worth building, or just want to say hi, I'll do my best to get back to you.
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