Mehrshad
Eskandarpour

I’m Mehrshad, a Wireless Communications Engineer with a completely reasonable and definitely not concerning obsession with the invisible things keeping the modern world alive: radio waves, packets, protocols, and now, for some reason, traffic lights. I started out in Control Engineering. It took exactly one semester for me to realize that I’d much rather chase signals through the air than wrestle with feedback loops inside block diagrams. So I switched to Telecommunications and began what has now become a long-term relationship with anything involving antennas. Since then, I somehow managed to earn the unofficial title of “most papers among students” at IUST, spent five years as a TA across 13 courses, served as Head TA for most of them, and gradually discovered that I may have misunderstood the whole concept of having normal hobbies. Along the way, I worked with MTN Irancell and the Telecommunication Company, and also taught AI at Irancell Academy—because apparently radio waves alone weren’t enough to keep my schedule unnecessarily busy. Today, I work as a Project Manager at FarmadCo, managing traffic signal systems, technical teams, maintenance operations, and wireless sensor projects for data centers. So my career has gone from controlling signals, to transmitting signals, to literally managing traffic signals. At this point, I’ve stopped trying to explain the pattern and just accepted that somehow, everything in my life eventually becomes a signal-processing problem.