Profile
During my undergraduate studies, I built a solid foundation in agricultural and environmental engineering as well as water resources engineering and management. After ranking 9th in the highly competitive M.Sc. entrance exam in Iran, I was granted eligibility for a Master’s degree and secured a full scholarship to study at Tarbiat Modares University. I completed my Master’s thesis with distinction, focusing on agricultural water management. My professional journey includes extensive experience in hydrological modeling, geospatial analysis, hydroinformatics, the water-energy-food-ecosystem nexus, and climate change impact assessment. These areas have sharpened my technical skills and deepened my passion for applied research, particularly in understanding the human-environment complex systems. Currently, as a PhD student at the Warsaw University of Life Sciences (SGGW), I am focused on developing the SWAT+ model to address uncertainties in hydrological modeling.
Work Experiences
- Water supply and demand management
- Sustainability action plan
- Stakeholders’ conflict resolution
- Hydrological and hydraulic modeling
- Urban stormwater management
- Gis application in hydrology and decision-making
- Hydrological report writing
- Discovering best management practices in agricultural systems
- Water-Energy-Food-Ecosystem nexus assessment
- Application of remote sensing in water, soil, and crop sciences
- Climate change impacts assessment (based on CMIP6 datasets)
- hydrological and agricultural simulation and optimization
- Evapotranspiration and irrigation water demand prediction
- Irrigation system design, Irrigation scheduling
- Water, seed, fertilizer, and pesticide management
- Agricultural consultant
Certifications
Projects
Some of the major projects I have done are listed in this section.