Farzad Ghaznavi
About Farzad Ghaznavi
Farzad Ghaznavi is a Senior Software Developer at Arup with a strong background in software and biomedical engineering, having worked in both academic and industry settings.
Company
Farzad Ghaznavi is currently employed at Arup as a Senior Software Developer, stationed in Toronto, Canada. He has been with the company since 2019, engaging in software development projects that leverage his extensive background in applied computing and biomedical engineering.
Title
Farzad Ghaznavi holds the title of Senior Software Developer at Arup. In this role, he applies his vast experience in software engineering to develop innovative solutions, particularly in the realm of medical devices and advanced graphics programming.
Education and Expertise
Farzad Ghaznavi has a comprehensive educational background in engineering and applied sciences. He attained his M.Sc. in Applied Computing from the University of Toronto in 2014. Prior to that, he earned another M.Sc. in Biomedical Engineering from Chalmers University of Technology in 2012. His educational journey began with a B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering from Shahid Beheshti University, completed in 2008. His expertise spans multiple programming languages and technologies, including C/C++, QT, Boost, C#, Lua, OpenGL, and WebGL.
Background
Farzad Ghaznavi has an expansive background encompassing both academic and industry roles. His career includes significant contributions to global eHealth innovation at the University Health Network. He has held software development positions at Omnicell and Omnyx, and served as a Teaching Assistant at the University of Toronto. His early career includes roles at Eltel Networks and MED and LAB Engineering monthly magazine in Tehran, Iran.
Achievements
Farzad Ghaznavi's achievements are notable in both software development and biomedical engineering. His work has involved advanced graphics programming using OpenGL and WebGL. He has also played an important role in developing software for medical devices. His academic contributions include extensive work in global eHealth innovation during his tenure at the University Health Network's Centre for Global eHealth Innovation.