Hengameh Zabihi
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English Professional working proficiency
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Persian Native or bilingual proficiency
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Experience
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Port of Brisbane Pty Ltd
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Australia
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Maritime Transportation
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100 - 200 Employee
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Information Analyst
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Aug 2021 - Present
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Assistant Research Analyst
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Nov 2020 - May 2021
Key Accountabilities: • Tracked and oversaw daily analytical processes within the current reporting pipeline to ensure that deliverables were completed as per agreed timeframes with clients. • Collated, organised and assembled data from various sources as required for reporting projects. • Carried out quality checks on alternative reporting platforms, such as Power BI and PowerPoint presentation decks, identifying discrepancies in data and immediately escalating these to the supervisor. • Designed and customised electronic surveys as per client specifications, ensuring that survey questions were complete to guarantee that collected data were accurate, interpretable and generalisable. Key Achievements: • Mapped out and documented current analytical procedures, proactively identifying deficiencies and recommending strategies to rectify problem areas within the reporting pipeline. • Independently designed up to seven online surveys, drawing on technical proficiency in web development and creation of JSON and ASPX files while learning an open-source language (TypeScript) within a short timeframe. • Recognised for successfully developing and implementing the database dependency project using SQL and VBA.
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Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
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South Korea
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Analytical Researcher (Human & Computer Interaction)
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Nov 2015 - Jun 2019
Key Accountabilities: • Oversaw all aspects of research projects including developing research plans, managing budgets and resources, defining goals and timelines, and reporting progress and milestones to internal stakeholders. • Assumed complete ownership for resolving issues that might affect the timely delivery of research projects, as well as for identifying future projects that might emerge from current studies. • Produced high-quality research reports for dissemination to the wider academic and/or scientific community. • Contributed to the oral and written dissemination of research findings, including visualising data using MS Office, Python and R, as well as presenting at various seminars within the ICLab. • Contributed to knowledge transfer activities by facilitating regular scientific meetings to share research results with other graduate students. • Proactively identified improvement areas within the research structure while also preparing technical reports to ensure the preservation of scientific rigour in each research project. • Cultivated and maintained relationships within and outside the institution to foster collaboration. Key Achievements: • Proposed a prototype crowdsensing system for identifying risky mountain trail segments by aggregating real-world data, such as motion sensors and locations from different hikers; the joint work was published at a leading conference (ACM International Joint Conference on Pervasive and Ubiquitous Computing 2017). • Implemented an android app prototype for detecting aggressive and risky driving habits; subsequently presented the work as an extended abstract at a major conference (CHI: Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems 2017). • Demonstrated advanced organisational, multitasking and prioritisation skills, seamlessly juggling the competing demands of course projects, academic exams and other activities associated with the end-to-end management of research projects within the ICLab.
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Visiting Researcher
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Sep 2017 - Feb 2019
OIST is a multidisciplinary graduate school in Okinawa, Japan. Whilst I was continuing my research at KAIST remotely, I visited OIST for 18 months to extend my knowledge about Neural Networks and application of Deep Learning (Specifically RNNs) for HCI purpose. OIST is a multidisciplinary graduate school in Okinawa, Japan. Whilst I was continuing my research at KAIST remotely, I visited OIST for 18 months to extend my knowledge about Neural Networks and application of Deep Learning (Specifically RNNs) for HCI purpose.
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Education
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Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
Certificate of Completion of required courses for Doctor’s program (Human Computer Interaction), Information Technology -
University of Tehran
Master's degree, Information Technology Engineering -
Shiraz University of Technology
Bachelor's degree, Information Technology Engineering