About me

I am currently a Security Researcher at Spearbit, where I focus on performing in-depth audits of smart contracts with an emphasis on DeFi protocols. Previously, I worked as a security researcher at OpenZeppelin, contributing to the security of critical web3 infrastructure. I particularly enjoy analyzing lending protocols, where I apply my experience to uncover vulnerabilities and propose design improvements that strengthen safety and decentralization.

Beyond client audits, I stay engaged with the security community by researching attack vectors such as MEV and its impact on protocol integrity. This ongoing research helps me sharpen my understanding of protocol mechanics and provide practical insights for safer systems.

You can reach out to me via E-mail if you’d like to collaborate on an audit or simply discuss new possibilities in DeFi and web3.

What i'm doing

  • smart contract auditing

    Smart contract Auditing

    I do audits to make web3 space safer.

  • MEV research

    MEV Research

    I do research on how to mitigate harmful effects of MEV.

  • Web3 development

    Web3 App Development

    I develop web3 application with security measures in mind to keep them safe.

  • Helping newcomers

    Helping Out Newcomers

    I love helping newcomers to get familiarized with blockchains and eventually start their own career.

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Experience

  1. Lead Security Researcher, Spearbit, Remote

    September 2025 - Present

    Conducting security research on various codebases.

  2. Blockchain Security Researcher, OpenZeppelin, Remote

    March 2023 - September 2025

    Conducting security research on various codebases.

  3. Independent Smart Contract Auditor

    January 2023 - March 2023

    Participating in audit contests held by Code4rena, Sherlock and Immunefi to make the web3 space safer.

  4. Implementation of Time-lock encryption on Ethereum network transactions

    September 2022 - January 2023

    Funded by Ethereum foundation, we assembled a team to research and implement Time-locks on public mempool transactions in order to mitigate harmful MEV extraction. Where we identify the existing encryption methods and enable Go-Ethereum code to send and receive Time-lock encrypted transactions.

  5. Blockchain Researcher Intern, Mitacs

    February 2022 - July 2022

    Document verification with the help of Blockchain technology.

  6. Embedded Software Intern Developer, Sharif University of Technology

    June 2020 - August 2020

    An internship towards my B.Sc Thesis to build a flexible WIFI dongle.

  7. Front-End Developer, Snappfood

    January 2019 - May 2019

    Snappfood is the leading food delivery service in Iran.

  8. Front-End Developer, Lyan

    January 2016 - January 2019

    Lyan was an online market.

Education

  1. University of Alberta, MSc in Electrical and Computer Engineering

    September 2021 - December 2023

    My research focuses on lending protocols and their unique security challenges. In particular, I explored how liquidity dynamics can be exploited to cause systemic risks in lending markets. This work resulted in the paper "Liquidity Management Attacks on Lending Markets" , which examines how attackers can manipulate pool utilization and liquidity to disrupt borrowers, drain supply, or force extreme interest rates — and discusses strategies for making protocols more resilient against such attacks.

  2. Sharif University of Technology, BSc in Computer Engineering

    2015 - 2021

    I completed my BSc in my home country, Iran, where I had the opportunity to explore a range of software-related topics that helped shape my current path.

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