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Personal details:

• First Name: Pejman
• Surname: Taslimi
• Nationality: Iranian
• Date of Birth: October 1983
• Marital status: Single
• Personal Email address: pejman (at-sign) taslimi (dot) ws
• Work Email address: taslimi@aut.ac.ir
• Mobile Phone: +98-♪♫-▼☺☻-☼♠♣♥♦
• Answering Machine: +98-21-8824-1121
• Work Phone:

Education:

• Degrees
  • Eleven-years Education - Diploma
  • BSc in Electrical Engineering, Communication Systems - June 2006 - Shahed University of Tehran
  • MSc in Electrical Engineering, Communication Systems - Currently Student - AmirKabir University of Technology
• Professional qualifications
  • Business Skills - June 2007 - Labour & Social Security Institute (kaar va tamin e ejtemaaee)
    72 hours, Units: Entrepreneurship, Business plan, Finance management
• Awards and honours
  • I’ve got no!

Employment history

• October 2005 – March 2006 (Length: 6 months)

  Name, Type	AICTC – Sharif University of technology, Research centre
  Position and responsibilities	Researcher, software developer
  Skills and technologies used	stochastic analysis, digital filter design, nonlinear signal processing, Matlab programming
  Reasons I left	did not leave, interrupted by university thesis and exams

• October 2006 – March 2008 (Length: 18 months)

  Name, Type	Kiatech Co. – University of Tehran, Science and Technology Park, Technology Incubator
  Position and responsibilities	Embedded system designer
  Skills and technologies used	Embedded Linux, Perl programming
  Reasons I left	End of the Project

• April 2008 – July 2008 (Length: 4 months)

  Name, Type	Techanis Co.
  Position and responsibilities	Programmer, Embedded Systems Consultant
  Skills and technologies used	Windows Embedded, Linux C programming
  Reasons I left	My job finished

Unpaid apprenticeship

• Teaching

  Course description	Task involved	Institute
  Practising teacher	algorithms for assembly language, assembly language syntax, Algorithms for C++ language	Different
  Lecture	Hard-disk structure and boot process in PC	National Youth Organisation
  Extra-Curricular course	JavaScript, 8051 implementations assembly, Matlab programming	Shahed University of Tehran
  Crash course for PhD students	Microwave numerical analysis (Supervised by Dr. Moghaddasi)	Azad University (olum tahghighaat)
  Workshop for PhD students	HFSS (Supervised by Dr. Moghaddasi)	Azad University (olum tahghighaat)

• November 2002 – September 2003 (Length: 11 months)

  Name, Type	Vabel Pardaz, Research and engineering company
  Position and responsibilities	Digital designer
  Skills and technologies used	simple digital architecture design, micro-controller assembly programming
  Reasons I left	Extension of project and so time-consuming for a student

• November 2003 – June 2004 (Length: 8 months)

  Name, Type	Baregheh, Research and engineering company
  Position and responsibilities	Active Noise Control Researcher
  Skills and technologies used	signal processing algorithms, Matlab programming
  Reasons I left	project continued as my university thesis

• November 2004 – June 2005 (Length: 8 months)

  Name, Type	Vabel Pardaz, Research and engineering company
  Position and responsibilities	Digital designer
  Skills and technologies used	simple digital architecture design, micro-controller assembly programming
  Reasons I left	Extension of project and so time-consuming for a student

Summer jobs

• June 2002 – September 2002 (Length: 4 months)

  Name, Type	Vabel Pardaz, Research and engineering company
  Position and responsibilities	Micro-controller Programmer
  Skills and technologies used	8051 C programming
  Reasons I left	start of new university season

• July 2004 – September 2004 (Length: 3 months)

  Name, Type	Jalaalie, Water Purification Plant
  Position and responsibilities	Automation and remote sensing system designer
  Skills and technologies used	digital design, circuit (Ultra-Sonic level-metre) design, 8051 assembly programming
  Reasons I left	End of Field-work course

• July 2005 – September 2005 (Length: 3 months)

  Name, Type	AICTC – Sharif University of technology, Research centre
  Position and responsibilities	Researcher in digital design methodologies
  Skills and technologies used	Study and tracking new technologies
  Reasons I left	did not leave, continued in signal processing field

Researches and Implementations:

• Improve (making linear) smoke sensor using thermal and humidity sensors - (BSc Thesis) - March 2003
• 8051 Assembly code for long floating point division and some other tasks - (BSc Thesis) - April 2003
• Answering machine, remotely controlled by phone, can act as spy-ware - (Part of a project, as a practical experience) - July 2003
• Smart lamp - turned on when senses someone in room using ultrasonic motion detector - (Business Project) - September 2003
• Study of appropriate signals in Power line Communication for home and small office applications - (Course research) - January 2004
• Industrial Automation in Water Purification Plant - (Field-work course) - June 2004 to September 2004
• Home automation, remotely controlled by phone, alarm system - (Business Project, it was so big project that unfortunately had not finished) - November 2004 to June 2005
• Study of secondary path effect in Active Noise Control systems - (start of my own Thesis) - January 2005
• Playing corresponding recorded voice on detection of some signals with AVR microcontroller - (Business project) - February 2005
• Performance analysis and comparison (simulation) of the self-orthogonalising adaptive lattice filter used to enhance slow convergence rate caused by eigenvalue spread (in Simulink®) - (MSc thesis)- May 2005
• Performance analysis of multi-rate transmission with adaptive modulation scheme (in Simulink®) - (BSc thesis) – September 2005
• Protocol design for improvement in industrial automation networks (leads to Dynamic Protocol)- (Research) - March 2006
• Acoustic Path Identification, FIR model and LMS method - (my own BSc Thesis) - June 2006
• Implementation of Dynamic protocol based on TDMA - (BSc Thesis) - September 2006 to February 2007 (Length: 6 months)
• Depth of Anaesthesia Quantification - (Supervised by AICTC and supported by IDRO) - October 2005 to June 2007 (Length: 9 months)
• Embedded Linux as first sample of Linux OS for Iranian Police - (FAVA NAJA) - July 2007 to March 2008 (Length: 9 months)

Skills:

• Programming languages

  Language name	Level: Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced/Expert	Last use
  AmigaBasic, QBASIC	advanced	~2000<
  C++ (Linux and MS)	intermediate	2008
  Controllers C (AVR) Controllers Assembly (8051, AVR)	expert	2006<
  x86 Assembly	intermediate	2004
  Visual Basic, VBScript	beginner	2008
  JavaScript	expert	2007
  PERL	advanced	2008
  Tcl	beginner	2009
  XS (PERL interface to C)	advanced	2007
  XML, HTML	expert	2009
  MATLAB M-file	expert	2009
  MEX (MATLAB interface to C)	beginner	2006<
  Verilog HDL	advanced	2006<
  Shell script	intermediate	2008

• Software Applications

  Software name	Level	Last use
  Office, Picture and Movie Edit GNUCash, Amaya, gnuplot, Some open-sources	Advanced	weekly
  Orcad PSpice, Layout and Capture Protel DXP simulation and PCB design	Advanced	2006<
  IDE8051, AVR Studio, CodeVision AVR	Expert	2006<
  MATLAB and Simulink	Expert	monthly
  Ansoft Designer and HFSS	Advanced	2005
  Computer Management (Partitioning, Firewalls, etc.)	Expert	occasionally
  Synopsys VCS, ns (network simulator), ...	Basic	occasionally
  Linux (Gentoo)	Advanced	weekly

• Technical
  • Algorithm Development (Hardware, Software, Human world)
  • Web-based software design - Level: Advanced
  • Embedded System Co-design (Single-board computer, Micro-Controller, Linux, C, Perl) - Level: Beginner
  • PBC soldering! (inc. SOIC/SOP scale) – Level: Advanced
  • PC Software and Hardware maintenance (computer administrator in one medical eng. conference)
• Language
  • Farsi, my first language
  • English (Read: intermediate – Write: intermediate – Verbal: intermediate)
  • Arabic (Read: Basic – Write: Basic – Verbal: Basic)

Writings:

• Unpublished
  • PC Security for beginners – October 2004
• Published
  • Optimal fractal-scaling analysis of human EEG dynamic for depth of anesthesia quantification

    Journal of the Franklin Institute, Volume 344, Issues 3-4, May-July 2007, Pages 212-229

    P. Gifani, H.R. Rabiee, M.H. Hashemi, P. Taslimi and M. Ghanbari

    http://www.sciencedirect.com

    
    
  • Nonlinear Analysis of Anesthesia Dynamics by Fractal Scaling Exponent

    Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, 2006. EMBS '06. 28th Annual International Conference of the IEEE, Publication Date: Aug. 2006, On page(s): 6225 - 6228, (New York, USA)

    Gifani, P.; Rabiee, H.R.; Hashemi, M.R.; Taslimi, P.; Ghanbari, M.;

    http://ieeexplore.ieee.org

    
    
  • Power-Law Correlation in Human EEG at Various Anaesthesia Depths

    Advances in Medical, Signal and Information Processing, 2006., MEDSIP 2006. IET 3rd International Conference On,Publication Date: 2006, On page(s): 1-4, (July 2006, Glasgow, UK)

    Gifani, P.; Rabiee, H.R.; Hashemi, M.H; Momenzadeh, S.; Taslimi, P.; Ghanbari, M.;

    http://ieeexplore.ieee.org

    
    
  • New Method to Estimate Depth of Anesthesia by EEG Fluctuation Analysis

    Society for Technology in Anesthesia, Society Publications, 2006 STA Annual Meeting

    P.Gifani, H.R Rabiee, M.R Hashemi, P. Taslimi, S. Momen zade, H. Shakouri and M.Ghanbari

    http://www.anestech.org/publications_abtracts.htm#STA2006

    
    
• Course project
  • Design PLC Overview – June 2004
  • Linear Machines Overview – June 2004
  • Passive Radars Overview (Farsi) – June 2004
  • Automation System, field-work – September 2004
  • Auto Guided Vehicle Simulation using a Fuzzy-Logic-Controller with discontinuous surface – June 2005
  • Patch Antenna Analysis (HFSS & Ansoft Designer) – Aug 2005
  • An introduction to Gunn oscillator And electronics of TEDs - November 2005
  • Analysis of talk-spurts and silence gaps in human conversation (Farsi) – July 2008
  • Translation of article "Security Aspects of the Authentication Used in Quantum Cryptography" (Farsi) – August 2008

Extra Information

• BSc Thesis Abstract

  The project tries to simulate an acoustic path. In means, with the signal which is given at a point, the signal in somewhere else must be guessed. Effects such as air nonlinearities or multi-path change the signal through propagation. A mathematical model must be introduced with the ability of simulating the target system (acoustic path).

  A model for estimating of an acoustic path is selected (FIR) and an adaptive algorithm is used (LMS with modification) to identify the path (or select system from model-set). The model is then checked and some methods to improve identification is implemented. At end, some ways to further improvements are suggested.

  Key concepts in this work are: overfitting protection, Relative identification, Physics-guided identification.

• Research Interests
  • System Identification
  • All aspects of signal processing
  • Application of Identification and signal processing in control systems
• Business Interests
  • Industrial Automation, remote monitoring and control
  • Embedded implementation of systems
• Interests
  • Applied Metaphysics (study the state of being and the nature of reality), Logical (pure) Analysis
  • HiTech techniques in sport
  • Computer Games
• My strengths
  • Worst Case Analysis
  • Problem Solving in practical EE because of wide range of previous activities
  • Critical Thinking in large-scaled issues (system-level)
  • Originality and Creativity and hating copy/paste
  • Accommodating Short-term Memory
• My weaknesses
  • Very Slow Decision Making leading to waste of opportunities
  • Very Bad performance related to subjects in which there is no interest
  • Dramatically Loosing Precision in time-consuming tasks
  • Single (or at most double) Subject Operation in each period
  • Questionable Long-term Memory
• As a General Policy, I ...
  • have got my own styles
  • Committed to produce beneficial results instead of making useless shining medals
  • Support Open-Door Policy, Open-Source Software (Free software is a matter of liberty, not price)

Document Version History:

Date of this document: 28 September 2006 (based on "postgraduate online research training", School of Advanced Study, www.sas.ac.uk)
Updated on 23 August 2007
Updated on 2 September 2007
Revised on 21 December 2007 (based on "HOW TO Prepare Your Curriculum Vitae", McGraw-Hill)
Updated on 12 August 2008
Updated on 25 January 2009
Updated on 23 February 2009

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