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Lecturer and research in distributed systems, I performed a variety of research projects ranging from multi-access edge computing, software-defined networking, wireless sensor networks, human activity detection, and social sensing systems. Before attending Maynooth University as a lecturer, I worked at Trinity College Dublin as a research fellow (2019-2021) and as an assistant professor with the computer science and engineering faculty at Shahid Beheshti University (2013-2019). My main area of interest is edge computing, particularly service orchestration in cloud-related environments such as multi-access edge computing.

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