Farshid Abazari

Led and participating in migrating a monolithic Android application to a modular MVVM architecture. Provided coaching and mentorship to junior developers. Developed crucial features such as Pay by Installment, Subscription, Slotted Delivery, and Promotion. Technologies: Kotlin, Java, MVVM, Compose, Coroutines, Socket.IO, Ktor.

Developed a digital banking app, focusing on user experience and security. Implemented modern Android development practices Ensured code quality through rigorous testing and code reviews Technologies: Kotlin, Jetpack, Compose, BackBase, Jenkins.

Developed a Messaging App integrated with MatterMost messaging platform. Contributed to the development of native mobile client apps for Push-to-talk, Video Calls (streaming), and Voice Calls. Technologies: Kotlin, MVVM, Firebase, Matter-Most, Socket, Jetpack, Coroutines.

Working in an international e-commerce and market place company as a senior android developer. Bamilo was the first and the biggest market place in Iran, they had more than 500 employees and 90 people in IT department. • Migrated from a spaghetti code written in 2011 to MVVM • Improve crash free from 80% to 96% • Migrated from Java to Kotlin • Reduce server calls up to 40%

Rahspar was a Carpooling/Ride-sharing startup based on Qazvin, Iran • I developed a chat room between driver and passenger by Java native socket • I implement an in-app messaging system to show the dynamic messages and notifications inside the application • Achievements • Building a high-tech application in both technical and design • Lead other android developers • Create an application with 99 % of crash free

• I developed a social application for mobile gamers • I implemented an SDK for game developers to communicate with the application • Encrypting shared preferences, Database, and RAM variables to prevent changing important games values • Instant chat messaging with XMPP protocol • Achievements • Implementing a new SDK to support Unity3D, Game Maker, and Cocos2d, the old SDK supports just Unity without any encryption

MRL is a mechatronics robotics laboratory based in Qazvin Azad University. • Research and develop image processing like face and object recognition • Research and develop AI for human tracking • Develop a human-robot interface application to handle running and testing different scenarios • Working with multiple programming languages like C++, C#, Python, and Java • Working with many hardware, RaspberryPI, Kinect, Xtion, LRF Sensors, and Robotic arms.