About me

Who am I?

I studied computer science (including Olympiad training) and now focus on philosophy of science. I have worked as a programmer, in big-data roles, and as an early team member at a startup — touching product, data, sales, marketing, and leadership along the way.

Since early 2022 I have dedicated more time to personal growth, travel, learning, and coaching. I am deeply interested in philosophy (especially existential and Stoic traditions), psychology, cognitive science, and questions about what we are, where we are, and how we might live well.

What matters to me

My north star is to become a source of flourishing for myself — and, through knowledge, creativity, and presence, to help create conditions where others can flourish too.

I care about human beings, understanding, personal growth, and the mind. Writing and self-coaching are ways I stay in contact with myself. Since 2021 I have invested seriously in travel, development, and lived experience.

What I do now

I facilitate coaching sessions, take selective programming projects, keep learning in transformation and leadership, travel, spend time with family, and build community around conversations that matter.

Since 2023 I have served as CEO of Neshā (نشا), where we practice and grow a domain of transformational dialogue, with a commitment to the flourishing of Iran.

How to reach me

See the contact page or read more in the Persian about page.

Favorite podcasts

• Ravaq (رواق) — existential psychotherapy through literature and Persian poetry; I wrote a long essay about it: Essay on Ravaq.
• Rouzbeh Touserkani — deep philosophical conversations.
• Owrsi — poetic, philosophical Persian podcasting.

For the full list (mostly in Persian), see the Persian about page.