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I’m a senior Computer Science student at the University of Tehran focused on computer vision, natural language processing, and representation learning. I enjoy building systems that translate theoretical ideas into practical tools, especially when it means bridging researches with real-world applications.

Currently, I am involved in an ongoing research on object-centric tokenization for adaptive multimodal graphs in video reasoning, where I investigate the use of Slot Attention–based object representations as graph nodes for dynamic, detector-independent video understanding. For my bachelor's thesis, I worked on "Time Series Analysis for Alzheimer’s Disease Using Transformer-Based Models". I have also worked as a backend developer for a research and development lab (ZLAB), where I developed AI-driven solutions. I’m actively preparing for graduate study to dive deeper into multimodal learning and neuroscience-inspired modeling while continuing to ship reliable, well-engineered software.