Narges Tabatabaei

Postdoc in KTH Royal Institute of Technology (engineering mechanics) and recent PhD graduate in fluid mechanics-renewable energy (wind). My professional competence is in making a numerical model of a physical phenomenon, in addition to the programming/simulation of the fluid systems.    
My expertise is primarily to understand the turbulent flow in turbomachines, from both academic and industrial perspectives. My job experiences include the fundamental and applied fluid mechanics that includes computational fluid dynamic (CFD) analysis of different flow-fields and complicated turbulent flows, as well as the boundary layer investigations. In addition to the proficiency in using the existing commercial and open-source solvers, I am well versed in developing the codes including a turbulence model or a super code for dynamic modeling of a gas export station. I am experienced in working standalone, in addition to be in a team, supervising and leading a project.    
As a person, and also as an engineer/scientist, I am energetic, dedicated, deadline orientated and possessing a good team spirit. Personal strengths include, among else; a persistent drift to work enthusiastically, logical analysis and time management.