I participated in the development and invention of a device for the company DPMEDRIK, which was named HiFi. In this project, I configured the Linux kernel for the device's electronic board and set up Apache and other necessary components on Linux. I transformed it into something like a web server that could run web applications on the intranet for a company, such as internal office automation, a wireless media center, and various other applications in different contexts.

There is no longer a website for that company, but if you search for the HiFi device (Persian), you will likely find some images of it.

I worked as a developer at Norsa Dayan Darman Company, a knowledge-based company and a member of the Science and Technology Park, on a medical invention that involved Linux configuration and software development for a medical device called a video laryngoscope. You can view it from this link .

I was the IT manager at KICO Holding, where I was responsible for tasks such as installing and setting up HP servers and configuring the ESXi virtualization with appropriate RAID settings. I also maintained the network and ensured its upkeep. In addition to these responsibilities, I was the site administrator for the company, making changes to the implementation and design of the website. This holding company had several large subsidiaries, and I was in charge of all IT matters for the subsidiaries, including the installation and setup of wireless radios in the subsidiary factories and headquarters, as well as tasks related to setting up VoIP and networked online cameras.