Mana Atarod
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Education
MSc in Computer Science, University of Oregon – Eugene, OR
Jan 2023 – Mar 2025
• Thesis: “IRIS: An Interactive Programmable Fine-Grained Network Telemetry System”
• GPA: 4.03
BSc in Computer Engineering, Amirkabir University of Technology – Tehran, Iran
Sept 2017 – Sept 2021
Key Skills
• Programming Languages:
Python, C
• Web Development: HTML, CSS,
JavaScript
• RESTful API Development
• Virtual Machines and Containers
• SQL, RDBMS
• UNIX/Linux, Windows, Mac
• Shell Scripting and Automation
• Active Directory
• Version Control (Git)
• Hardware and Software
Troubleshooting
• Microsoft Office
• Computer Network Concepts:
– Protocols: TCP/IP, DNS,
DHCP, ARP, BGP, OSPF, EIGRP,
MPLS, IP-in-IP
– Monitoring Tools and
Libraries: Wireshark,
Tcpdump, Scapy, Pcap
– Programmable Switches
– Switching and Routing
– Firewalls
– VPN
• Soft Skills:
– Problem Solving
– Critical Thinking
– Collaboration
– Teamwork
– Adaptability
– Time Management
– Self-learning
• Languages:
– English (Fluent)
– Persian (Native)
– Arabic (Intermediate)
– French (Elementary)
Professional Experiences
Volunteer Research Assistant, University of Oregon – Eugene, OR
Apr 2025 – Present
• Developing, extending, testing, and documenting the capabilities of data plane network telemetry systems
Graduate Research Assistant, University of Oregon – Eugene, OR
Mar 2023 – Mar 2025
Member of the Oregon Network Research Group (ONRG)
• Developed network telemetry solutions leveraging lower-level commands on programmable switches, enabling access to advanced and fine-grained features and functionalities beyond the capabilities of the high-level APIs provided by manufacturers
• Contributed to research investigating the applicability of transformer-based time-series foundation models for live and real-time network anomaly detection using programmable switches
• Implemented efficient and scalable traffic profiling solutions on the University of Oregon campus network using a programmable switch
• Mentored an intern for a real-time network telemetry visualization project
Graduate Teaching Assistant, University of Oregon – Eugene, OR
Jan 2023 – Mar 2023
Course: Advanced programming with Python
• Led lab sessions and code demos for over 50 students
• Graded projects/assignments and provided timely feedback on the performance of students
Computer Science Teacher, Manzoumeh Kherad Institute – Tehran, Iran
Sept 2021 – Nov 2022
• Instructed high school computer classes and mentored students’ computer science projects
Data Warehouse Development Intern, Bonyan System – Tehran, Iran
July 2020 – Sept 2020
• Developed data migration mappings and transformations for data warehouse loading
• Analyzed performance issues and provided solutions for improvement
• Performed data modeling and database development
Honors and Awards
Phillip Seeley Graduate Fellowship
Jun 2023
Issued by the Department of Computer Science at the University of Oregon
Ranked in the top 0.3% in Iran’s nationwide university entrance exam
Jun 2017
Over 148,000 applicants