Hi, I’m Amir — a PhD candidate at Johns Hopkins University, where I work in the Sarma Lab on machine learning for intracranial EEG, focused on understanding and localizing epileptic seizures from neural signals.
This summer I’m joining Apple in Sunnyvale as a Sensing Data & Interaction SW Intern, working with the Data group in Sensor SW & Prototyping on multi-modal data that powers ML models for products like Apple Vision Pro, Persona, and Spatial Intelligence. ✨
Before that, I spent the summer of 2025 at Dassault Systèmes in San Diego working on generative models for image restoration. I also publish my research — you can find my papers on Google Scholar.
Outside the lab, I think about good design, the intersection of neuroscience and ML, coffee shops in Baltimore, and the occasional side project. Always happy to chat — feel free to reach out.
A working toolkit picked up across neuroscience, ML, and software engineering.
A short timeline of where I’ve been and what I’ve worked on.
Joining the Data group in Sensor SW & Prototyping. Building data pipelines and performing exploratory analysis on large multi-modal datasets (image, audio, video, point cloud, 3D mesh) that power ML models for Apple Vision Pro, Persona, and Spatial Intelligence.
Researching machine learning approaches for intracranial EEG analysis, with a focus on seizure localization and characterization in patients with drug-resistant epilepsy. Working at the intersection of neural signal processing, deep learning, and clinical neuroscience.
Built generative models for image restoration as part of the AI research team. Explored diffusion-based approaches to recovering high-fidelity detail from degraded inputs.
BSc in Electrical Engineering. Years of competitive robotics with RoboCup — building rescue robots, mentoring younger students, and competing internationally. Where it all started.
Whether it’s about research, an interesting project, or just to say hi — I’d love to hear from you. The best way to reach me is by email: