CTO and Co-founder at Stealth Labs
AI researcher specializing in machine learning, computational biology, and biotech innovation
I am CTO and Co-founder at Stealth Labs, a company focused on developing advanced AI solutions for the healthcare industry. I completed my postdoctoral research at MIT, where I worked on applying generative AI methods to problems in biotechnology.
My focus was on integrating machine learning with biological data, ranging from omics datasets to drug discovery pipelines, to develop new computational tools for understanding and engineering biological systems. Before joining MIT, I earned my Ph.D. in Computer Engineering from the University of Denver, where I specialized in artificial intelligence and natural language processing.
During my doctoral studies, I contributed to projects at the intersection of health data, computer vision, and affective computing as part of the computer vision and robotics lab. My academic foundation was built at Sharif University of Technology, where I focused on natural language processing. This early work sparked my lasting interest in machine learning, software systems, and the mathematical principles underlying complex data and behavior.
I worked as a senior AI researcher at Speechify, where I focused on developing state-of-the-art speech synthesis and natural language processing systems. My work involved leading research projects, and collaborating with cross-functional teams.
I was leading a team of AI scientists and software developers to develop a hybrid chatbot for Ryan, a virtual assistant for the company. The project involved using Blender model and AIML technologies to create a chatbot that could understand and respond to user queries in a natural way.
I worked as a junior software developer at Batis, where I was involved in developing web applications and software solutions for small businesses. My work included designing user interfaces, implementing business logic, and integrating with various APIs.
Focused on applying generative AI methods to problems in biotechnology, integrating machine learning with biological data, and developing new computational tools for understanding and engineering biological systems.
I published two papers in the ACM SIGCHI Conference on Artificial Intelligence.
I completed my master's degree in computer engineering with a focus on natural language processing. My thesis was on developing a novel approach to find temporal event in text.
"Multimodal Learning for Mapping the Genotype-Phenotype Dynamics"
Nature, 2024"The Dissipation Theory of Aging: A Quantitative Analysis Using a Cellular Aging Map"
Under review in Nature 2025"A Multi-head Transformer Architecture for Developing Empathetic Dialog Systems"
Presented in Applied Natural Language Processing 2020"RyanSpeech: A Corpus for Conversational Text-to-Speech Synthesis"
Accepted in Interspeech 2021Let's connect and discuss AI research, biotechnology, or potential collaborations.