parisa taheri

engineering program manager

About

Electromagnetic Magnetic Material, Nanofabrication, nano-Composites, Semiconductor Physics, Nano Material Characterization, Powder Metallurgy, Chemical and Mechanical Synthesis of Hard/Soft Magnets

Country

united states

City

plano

Industry

electrical/electronic manufacturing

Skill

simulations, matlab, electrical engineering, nanofabrication, signal processing, labview, scanning electron microscopy, nanoparticles, magnetics, simulink, pspice, circuit design, vhdl, engineering, characterization, powder x ray diffraction, data analysis

Experience

research engineer at bose corporation

bose corporation

2017-3 - Present · 9 yrs 7 mos

engineering intern in advanced development devision

bose corporation

2016-6 - 2016-9 · 4 mos

engineering program manager

bose corporation

2017-3 - Present · 9 yrs 7 mos

graduate research assistant

northeastern university

2011-9 - 2016-12 · 5 yrs 4 mos

* Performing as Applied Researcher, Processing and Equipment Engineer at CM3IC (Center for Microwave Magnetic Materials & Integrated Circuits) * Design, growth and characterization of rare earth-free permanent magnet. * Developed and enhanced magnetic properties of mechanically alloyed MnAl permanent magnets by introducing Graphite, Carbon Nanoparticles and Carbon Nanotubes. * Enhanced magnetostrictive properties of FeGa (Galfenol) alloys prepared by mechanical alloying which are well poised for actuators, sensing application, energy harvesting and ultrasonic transducer.

teaching assistant

northeastern university

2014-1 - 2016-12 · 3 yrs

* Fundamentals of linear Systems * Probability, Noise and Stochastic Processing * Nanotechnology in Engineering * Electromagnetic Fields and Waves (Theory and Laboratory)

Education

cornell university

project management

2019-1 - 2019-1 · 1 mo

guilan university

2003-1 - 2008-1 · 5 yrs 1 mo

northeastern university

leadership

2015-1 - 2016-1 · 1 yr 1 mo

at Northeastern University (GEL) is a transformational graduate curriculum offered through the College of Engineering. Each year, a select number of highly qualified Candidates pursue GEL as part of a Master of Science or PhD degree in a range of engineering disciplines or as a standalone Certificate in Engineering Leadership. Graduates of the program, known as Gordon Fellows, emerge with the capabilities and confidence to lead the engineering breakthroughs of tomorrow.