Afshin Ghaziasgar

Afshin Ghaziasgar has a diverse work experience, starting with their current role as Head of DevSecOps at Kerridge Commercial Systems. Afshin also held positions at Kerridge as Portfolio Software Engineering Manager and Head of R&D delivery process and optimization. Prior to Kerridge, Afshin worked at Kurtosys Systems, where they served as a Senior Software Developer Team Lead, Associate Team Lead Senior Software Engineer, and Solutions Architect. Before that, they worked at Methys as a Software Engineer, at Cornastone Telecommunications as a Software Developer, at F1 IT SOLUTIONS as a Software Developer, and at Apron Consulting as a Project Manager. Throughout their career, Afshin has gained experience in various programming languages, frameworks, and technologies, including Java EE, Spring MVC, AngularJS, NodeJS, C#, ASP.Net, and more.

Afshin Ghaziasgar has a diverse education history. In 2005 to 2007, they obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Clinical/Medical Laboratory Science/Research and Allied Professions from Medical Bioscience. Afshin then pursued an Honours Degree in Forensics at the University of the Western Cape from 2008 to 2009. Following that, from 2009 to 2011, they completed a Master's Degree in Biotechnology at the same university. In 2014, they obtained an Associate's Degree from the University of the Western Cape, specializing in Software Development, Databases, and Android.

In terms of certifications, they received training and coaching in Corporate Citizenship from RedHat Training & Coaching in October 2014. Afshin also obtained certifications in Oracle databases, Web services, and Java SE7 from Oracle University in August 2014. Additionally, they received certifications in Pharmacogenomics and Statistics from a collaboration between Stanford University, the University of Cape Town, and the South African National Bioinformatics Institute in October 2009. Ghaziasgar also holds a Stanford University Certificate in Bioinformatics, though the specific details of its obtaining are not provided. Lastly, they have completed training in HIV/TB bioinformatics, but the institution and the specifics of when it was obtained are unknown.