Systems architect and senior software engineer with a Ph.D. in Computer Science and deep expertise in designing distributed systems at scale. I specialize in creating robust system architectures that elegantly address complex technical challenges while maintaining performance, security, and reliability. My experience spans designing fault-tolerant AWS-based cloud infrastructure, implementing secure communication protocols, and architecting data processing frameworks for large-scale applications. I bring a rare combination of academic rigor from my research in complex parallel systems along with practical industry experience building mission-critical software solutions. My approach to system design balances theoretical foundations with pragmatic engineering, consistently delivering highly scalable architectures that effectively meet business needs.

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• [11-10-2025] Started working for eBay as Member of Technical Staff - Software Engineer, Data Platforms.
• [14-04-2023] Promoted to Senior Software Engineer at Miso Robotics.
• [11-09-2021] Presented my paper entitled “GOAT: Automated Concurrency Analysis and Debugging Tool for Go” accepted for IISWC 2021 conference (presentation on YouTube).
• [10-02-2021] Paper entitled “GOAT: Automated Concurrency Analysis and Debugging Tool for Go” accepted for IISWC 2021 conference.
• [09-07-2021] Started working for Miso Robotics as Software Engineer.
• [07-28-2021] Successfully defended my Ph.D. dissertation with the title “Debugging and Analysis Tools for Concurrent Programs”. You can call me Dr. Taheri now :).
• [04-02-2020] Successfully defended my Ph.D. proposal (oral qualification exam) entitled “Efficient Whole-Program Tracing for HPC Behavioral Analysis”. I am now a Ph.D. candidate.
• [10-22-2019] Presented my short paper (and poster) entitled “Floating Point Analysis via Basic Block Tracing” in Student Forum @ FMCAD’19, San Jose, CA.
• [09-25-2019] Presented my paper entitled “DiffTrace: Efficient Whole-Program Trace Analysis and Diffing for Debugging” in IEEE CLUSTER’19, Albuquerque, NM.
• [08-13-2019] Short paper (and poster) entitled “Floating Point Analysis via Basic Block Tracing” accepted in Student Forum @ FMCAD’19.
• [05-10-2019] Paper entitled “DiffTrace: Efficient Whole-Program Trace Analysis and Diffing for Debugging” accepted in IEEE CLUSTER’19.
• [11-18-2018] Presented my paper entitled “ParLOT: Efficient Whole-Program Call Tracing for HPC Applications” in ESPT workshop @ SC’18, Dallas, TX.
• [10-13-2018] Successfully passed my Ph.D. written qualification exam.
• [10-01-2018] Paper entitled “ParLOT: Efficient Whole-Program Call Tracing for HPC Applications” accepted in Extreme-Scale Programming Tools (ESPT) workshop @ SC’18.
• [12-05-2017] Finished all required Ph.D. course-work.