Fariba Asvadi
About Fariba Asvadi
Fariba Asvadi is a Hardware Development and Certificate Engineer currently working at Cobham SATCOM in Denmark. She has extensive experience in hardware development, customer support, and mainframe administration, along with a strong educational background in engineering and information security.
Work at Milestone
Fariba Asvadi has been employed at Milestone Systems as a Hardware Development and Certificate Engineer since 2019. In this role, she is responsible for hardware development and ensuring product certification. Her work is based in the Copenhagen Area, Capital Region, Denmark, where she has contributed to various projects over the past five years.
Current Role at Cobham SATCOM
Since 2021, Fariba Asvadi has also worked at Cobham SATCOM as a Regulatory Product Certification Engineer. In this position, she focuses on regulatory compliance and product certification processes. Her experience in this role spans three years and is located in the Capital Region of Denmark.
Previous Experience
Fariba Asvadi has a diverse professional background. She worked at Solico Group as a Customer Support Engineer for ten months in 2014-2015. Prior to that, she served as an IBM Mainframe Administrator at TOSAN in Tehran, Iran, from 2006 to 2008. This varied experience has equipped her with a range of technical and customer support skills.
Education and Expertise
Fariba Asvadi holds a Master’s degree in Information and Communication System Security from KTH Royal Institute of Technology, which she completed from 2008 to 2011. She also earned a BSc in Electronics Engineering from Azad University. Additionally, she has studied Cisco CCNA and CCNA Security at Cisco Academy, NTI Malmö, and has achieved ITIL Fundamental certification. Her education supports her expertise in hardware development, PKI, NFC technologies, and configuring Cisco routers and switches.
Language Skills and Cultural Familiarity
Fariba Asvadi is multilingual, which enhances her ability to communicate effectively in diverse environments. She studied Swedish at Folkuniversitetet and is currently studying Danish Language and Literature at Copenhagen Sprogskole. Her familiarity with Scandinavian culture further supports her professional interactions in the region.