I aspire to be a teacher some day; it doesn't make much difference whether at a university or high school. Researching is another interest of mine, and I exploit any opportunities to engage myself into solving real-life problems ranging from fixing an android tablet to estimating the critical velocity of high-speed trains! Moreover, travelling beckons me badly these days, and I have had a number of short journeys recently. I have made friends with two lovely Russian brother and sister as well. All in all, teaching, researching and travelling are three main aspirations of mine, of which I can't get enough!

With almost ten years of study, research and work experience since 2008, I believe I have acquired a relatively solid background in railway engineering. I also have a great deal of enthusiasm, and have demonstrated my capabilities in the field of research. I developed a lateral impact tester for ballasted tracks during my B.E. thesis. Ever since I have gained lots of experience about laboratory & field works and technical writing. My previous supervisor, Morteza, taught me not to give up easily, how to collaborate and cooperate with others, work independently and tackle new topics. My curiosity in finding ways to solve engineering problems makes me work hard in laboratory & field environments as well as in data mining, assessment and interpretation.