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Short, opinionated writing on product, AI and engineering, alongside peer-reviewed publications and academic work.
I wrote code for five years before I moved into product. The code mattered less than the habits it left me, and one of them I had to unlearn fast.
17% of healthcare staff admit using unapproved AI and 41% have watched a colleague do it. That isn't a discipline problem. Your sanctioned tool lost on speed.
A pose model logs 15 clean squats on a knee that's caving. The FDA has authorized well over 1,400 AI-enabled devices. The scarce part was never the model.
Most teams treat multi-jurisdiction compliance as a legal layer bolted on at the end. The ones that get it right build it into the architecture from day one.
Most dashboards are autopsies dressed up as strategy. By the time the number moves, the decision that caused it is weeks old. What to measure instead.
Investors see dashboards. Patients see waiting rooms. What I've seen building AI across 15+ clinics in three countries, and why the gap keeps widening.
Sprint reviews are supposed to close the feedback loop between what the team built and what the product needs. Most close nothing. The pattern and the fix.
Everyone is deploying AI agents. Almost nobody has decided who owns the call when one gets it wrong. The accountability gap and how to close it.
Most roadmaps aren't operating documents. They're performance artifacts that satisfy stakeholders and freeze the team's thinking. The cost and the fix.
GISMA University, Master’s Thesis
Award-winning Master’s thesis (97/100). Empirical investigation of 34 major EU banks analyzing how FinTech innovations impact bank stability through AI-powered risk management and blockchain.
Sharif University of Technology, BSc Project
Applied ML and Data Mining methods to predict human heart attacks using health data. Under supervision of Prof. A. M. A. Hemmatyar.
IntechOpen
Book chapter in "Crowdsourcing: Innovations in Digital Collaboration" (IntechOpen). Co-authored research on crowdsourcing typologies, AI-driven innovation and platform governance.
Routledge (Taylor & Francis)
Book chapter in "Applications of Blockchain and Computational Intelligence in Environmental Sustainability". Co-authored research on supply chain transparency, recycling incentives and P2P energy trading.
Open to research collaborations, speaking invitations, and co-authoring opportunities in AI, product, and FinTech.