kaamiiaar.

Kamyar Karimi

engineer • educator • melbourne

Hey there!

I’m Kamyar. I work at the intersection of software, hardware and my curiosity—and I love sharing what I learn and helping others learn too. Away from engineering, I play piano.

Find me
x / @kaamiiaar ↗linkedin ↗superprof ↗piano / @kaamiiaar.music ↗
Timeline

Now

IoT Research Engineer at La Trobe University & Aglantis, and an online educator.

Previously

Academic Tutor at La Trobe University • Data Analyst & AI Engineer at Swan Foresight• Machine Learning Engineer at Andisheh Pardaz

Background

A few things along the way

  1. Helped build Aglantis’s smart-irrigation platform. It’s now used by 15+ Queensland farmers and won the 2026 AFR AI Award for Sustainability.
  2. Finished first in my Master of AI at La Trobe and won the course prize.
  3. Helped 500+ La Trobe students learn Python through classes and the Coding Hub.
  4. Tutored 50+ students on Superprof, with 16 five-star reviews.
  5. Built a real-time 3D semantic segmentation project for my master’s. It led to a PhD scholarship offer.
  6. Made it to the second round of the Mathematics Olympiad in high school.
Teaching

What we can work on

Code

Python, MATLAB, C/C++, Java, SQL and R — from first principles through to debugging real engineering code.

AI & data

Machine learning, data analysis, and the reasoning that turns a notebook you copied into one you understand.

Maths & physics

Calculus, statistics, engineering maths and physics — worked through patiently, without skipping steps.

Built

Things I’ve built

2024–

Industrial IoT at Aglantis

Led the development of an automated irrigation platform spanning field hardware, telemetry, cloud services and user-facing applications across Australian sugarcane farms.

2023

Real-time 3D semantic segmentation

Master’s thesis, showcased at La Trobe’s IT & Engineering Showcase.

2023

DER security dashboards

Database and dashboards for distributed energy resources at Swan Foresight.

2022–24

La Trobe Coding Hub

500+ students through Python classes and drop-in support.

2020–22

Production-line anomaly detection

Computer vision that finds and classifies manufacturing defects automatically.

2020

Robotics & CFD

Mechanical engineering degree at Shiraz University.

Notes

What students said

“Very good communication style and very knowledgeable — excellent tutor.”
— Mark, Superprof
“Patient, knowledgeable, and helped me build confidence in MATLAB.”
— Jayde, Superprof
“I learned Python from scratch and became genuinely interested in coding.”
— Shubham, Superprof

Selected from 16 verified reviews.

Start

The first 30 minutes are free

We’ll find the actual gap, see how we work together, and you’ll leave with a clearer next step.

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