Hi, I’m Parmoun
Bachelor of honors, Software Engineering York University
Introduction
About me
I am Parmoun Khalkhali Sharifi, a proficient Software Engineering student at York University’s Lassonde School of Engineering, where I specialize in the intricate blend of software development and hardware design. My academic foundation is solidly anchored in advanced object-oriented programming and computer simulations, complemented by extensive practical experience in software project management and ML/AI models.
Personal projects
In my recent team work, I have had a chance to lead a team of AI-ML developers to make afull-stack AI-based fire detection system aiming to make a real-world impact. Concurrently, I have conducted research on convolutional neural networks and semi-supervised learning to enhance system speed and design.
Automatic Irrigation System(Java, C, MATLAB)
Spearheaded the complete development of an Automatic Irrigation System using Arduino components and two programming language Java and C and Arduino, which significantly reduced manual labor by 60% and demonstrated my expertise in hardware development and system integration. The custom-designed board, featuring pumps, sensors, and wires, was effectively implemented in a local agricultural field, leading to a 15% increase in crop yield over a six-month period.
Projects and works
Full-stack Hospital App Development (Java, SQL Git, GitHub)
I developed a robust backend application in Java, focusing on high performance and scalability, and integrated effective version control with Git alongside collaboration processes on GitHub, which enhanced teamwork and code integration. By adhering to Agile/Scrum methodologies and implementing DevOps practices throughout the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), I optimized deployment pipelines and ensured continuous integration, significantly improving the efficiency of code delivery.
Exact Radix-4 Booth Multiplier (Verilog, ModelSim)
I designed an exact radix-4 Booth multiplier in Verilog, ensuring high precision and efficiency in digital multiplication operations. the project multiplies 8-bit binary numbers using the booth encoding algorithm. By leveraging ModelSim for simulation, I precisely tested and verified the multiplier's performance. The project runs using Linux commands and showcases my ability to connect Verilog, ModelSim, and Linux. This project has been used in neural networking and SNN.
AI-based Early Fire Detection System(Python, Flask API, HTML-CSS)
The fire detection project involves developing an AI-based system that uses satellite imagery to identify wildfires early. The tools include satellite data from sensors like VIIRS and MODIS, an AI model trained on historical fire imagery for accuracy, and Google Cloud for data processing and model deployment, ensuring timely alerts to relevant authorities and communities
Company Website Portfolio Project (HTML, CSS)
In the Company Website Portfolio Project I designed and developed a prototype main webpage using HTML and CSS for BNE Toronto under a contractual framework. I focused on enhancing the user experience by streamlining the visual layout, improving responsiveness, and ensuring browser compatibility. These efforts led to a significant increase in CTR, while also achieving cross-browser compatibility and reducing load times, showcasing my proficiency in web development and design optimization.
Guessing Game & Math Challenge game design (Verilog, FPGA)
I utilized the DE10 Lite Board to develop an engaging math-solving game and a time-limited word identification game, both enhanced with features like score tracking, LED countdown timers, and interactive elements, which collectively increased user engagement by 40%. These games, which incorporated dynamic time limits, varied math operations, and a mix of clues and visual feedback, significantly enriched the user experience and game difficulty.
Engineering capstone project web development
I was part of 'Team Preservers, a group associated with Lassonde School of Engineering. Our project, focused on enhancing food sustainability, by tackling everyday challenges related to food access and conservation. Collaborating with IBM and other community partners, we developed a website that served as a central component of our initiative, demonstrating our skills in communication, teamwork, collaborative problem solving, and applying (HACCP) principles to ensure community impact.
Bachelor of honors, Software Engineering
York University
At York University, I have dedicated my time to my passion and building projects while mastering advanced object-oriented programming, data structures, and computer architecture, building a strong foundation in software development and hardware design for a future in software engineering.