THE ARCHITECT

About Me.

I don't obsess over tools; I obsess over results.

I am a Computer Engineering student at the University of Tehran, but my education started long before university. It started with messed-up laptops, cryptic error messages, and a stubborn refusal to give up until the game launched.

That mindset—"get the job done, no matter what"—defines my engineering style today. Whether I'm diving into low-level C++ to optimize performance or architecting a sleek Web Interface, I bridge the gap between complex problems and working solutions.

The Timeline

Present

Software Engineer & Student

University of Tehran (3rd Semester)

Currently building full-stack applications and mastering Data Structures. My goal is simple: Create ideas, build apps, and eventually launch a company that solves real-world problems.

The Origin

The Hardware Troubleshooter

Broken Laptops & Persistence

It started with "messed up" hardware. When we wanted to game, something was always broken—errors, crashes, hardware failures. Fixing those issues to just play taught me the most valuable lesson in engineering: Persistence fixes what code can't.

The Toolkit

Heavy Lifting

For when performance and structure matter most.

C++ 17 Qt Framework Algorithms

Rapid Deployment

For building modern, accessible user interfaces.

Python JavaScript Tailwind

Fuel & Focus

Self-Dev

Tech Research

Movies

Gaming