Mehran Moeini Jam

Department of Computer Engineering, Sharif University of Technology, Tehran
me[dot]moeinijam[at]sharif.edu

I'm a recent master's graduate in Computer Science and Engineering from Sharif University of Technology, where I am currently an adjunct lecturer, teaching the undergraduate course on theory of automata and formal languages. During my master's program, I had the honor of working under the guidance of Prof. Ali Movaghar and being advised by Prof. Marjan Sirjani.

Research Interests

  • Theory of Distributed and Concurrent Systems
  • Operating Systems
  • Formal Specification and Verification
  • Theory of Automata and Formal Languages

Education

Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, Iran

Master of Science
Computer Engineering - Group of Algorithms and Computation
Thesis
Oct. 2020 - Sep. 2023

Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran

Bachelor of Science
Computer Engineering - Software
Final Project
  • Title: Design and Implementation of a blockchain system for reliable medical record sharing
Oct. 2015 - Sep. 2020

Publications

  • Moeini Jam, Mehran.
    Compositional Verification of Timed Distributed Systems.
    Master's Thesis, Sharif University of Technology. 2023


Teaching

Lecturer

Theory of Automata and Formal Languages


Projects

    TCompos: Bidirectional Reasoning for Timed Safety Property Verification

    TCompos is an open-source tool for compositional verification of timed automata. The tool, designed for timed safety properties, introduces a novel compositional framework that alleviates the limitations of the existing frameworks by leveraging both forward and backward analysis techniques, paving the way for more efficient verification of systems, and to verify systems that were previously considered infeasible. The tool builds upon the tool TChecker by incorporating the new algorithm alongside the existing ones, enabaling comparisons to evaluate peformance, accuracy, and efficiency.
         github

Commitment to an Inclusive Community

Through my years as a graduate student and subsequently as an early-career instructor, my interaction with the student community has been notably extensive, primarily facilitated by my involvement in numerous courses and my role as the head of the student association. It has gradually deepened my understanding of the vital importance of an all-inclusive environment, where everyone feels supported and valued. I firmly believe in creating a learning environment where every student, especially the younger generation grappling with self-doubts, feels accepted and part of the community.

Campus life beyond the classroom is of vital importance too, and our efforts in the student association has always encompassed concerns regarding the dormitory conditions, campus safety (particularly for women), and making facilities more accessible to all students. Though we've come a long way, there is still a great deal left to accomplish.

Transitioning out of this phase of my life and focusing more on my research and teaching responsibilities has made me increasingly aware of my growing detachment from the day-to-day concerns and evolving challenges faced by the student community. If you share similar concerns or face such issues yourself, as an undergraduate, graduate, or member of student organizations, please feel free to reach out to me for support, whether personal, academic, or otherwise.

Extracurricular

In my free time, I love driving around to visit nearby cities, listening to music, and admiring the beautiful historical, cultural, and natural sights that Iranian cities have to offer. In another life, I was a passionate cinema enthusiast and have picked up quite a bit about films along the way. I’m a big fan of directors like David Fincher, Woody Allen, Martin Scorsese, Darren Aronofsky, Safdie brothers and also European filmmakers such as Gaspar Noé and Yorgos Lanthimos - and let's not forget about the young Damian Chazelle, who directed 'Whiplash', one of my all-time favorite movies and a true cinematic masterpiece in my opinion.