Farzad Rezaee

About Me

I am a civil engineer specializing in soil-structure interaction, structural equilibrium, and the sustainable application of construction materials. I bridge the gap between continuum mechanics and discontinuum simulations through advanced computational analysis.

Currently advancing my expertise in rock mechanics, foundation engineering, and tunneling systems to address complex infrastructural challenges.

Education

M.Sc. Geotechnical and Hydraulic Engineering
Graz University of Technology (Expected Start: Autumn 2026)

B.Sc. Civil Engineering
University of Pécs, Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology

Professional Experience

Civil Engineering Intern

Jamab | Tehran, Iran

Summer 2025

Completed a comprehensive 30-day on-site internship focusing on field execution and engineering practices.
Engaged in active site monitoring, project documentation, and direct collaboration with senior engineering teams.

Research & Projects

Masonry Arch Analysis

Si-o-se-pol Bridge Modeling

Conducted extensive continuum and discontinuum numerical modeling to evaluate structural equilibrium, line of thrust, and crack mechanics resulting from pier subsidence and differential foundation settlement.

Sustainable Materials

Bauxite Residue Utilization

Investigated the sustainable integration of industrial by-products into civil engineering. Developed workflows for utilizing bauxite residue as a partial binder in Controlled Low-Strength Material (CLSM) and ceramic elements. Awarded 2nd place and a special prize at iExpo.

Advanced Mechanics

Matrix Analysis & Equilibrium

Applied advanced structural mechanics principles, including the Force and Displacement Methods, Virtual Work Theorem, and Müller-Breslau principle for complex infrastructure evaluation.