About Nima Sina

I’m Nima Sina, an engineer and innovator with experience working across engineering projects, scientific research, and applied technology development.

Over the years, I’ve worked on a wide range of projects involving engineering modeling, optimization, intelligent algorithms, and system design. My work includes contributions to peer-reviewed scientific publications, as well as hands-on development of practical engineering solutions. I enjoy working at the intersection of research and real-world application — transforming ideas into systems that actually work.

A major focus of my current work is innovation with real industrial impact. I am developing a new vehicle braking system designed to reduce stopping distance and improve safety. This system introduces a novel approach to braking performance and control, with applications spanning passenger vehicles and commercial transportation. Given the scale of the automotive industry, this innovation has strong commercialization potential in a multi-billion-dollar global market, and is currently being prepared for patent protection.

Beyond this project, I have worked on multiple engineering and research initiatives involving optimization methods, algorithm development, simulation, and intelligent systems. These efforts are reflected in a broad set of scientific publications and applied projects developed over many years.

In parallel, I have extensive experience in teaching and mentoring, which has influenced how I approach problem-solving: with clarity, structure, and long-term thinking. Teaching reinforced the importance of understanding fundamentals deeply while remaining open to creative and unconventional solutions.

Areas of work and interest

Engineering innovation and system design
Vehicle safety and braking technologies
Scientific research and peer-reviewed publications
Optimization, algorithms, and intelligent systems
Early-stage technology development and entrepreneurship

This website is a place to share selected projects, ongoing ideas, and future-oriented work. It reflects my interest in building meaningful engineering solutions and exploring how creativity and innovation can shape the next generation of technology.

If you’re interested in collaboration, innovation, or discussing new ideas, feel free to reach out.