Amir Rostami

Amir Rostami, Ph.D., has significant experience in engineering and reliability analysis, emphasizing projects in diverse industries. Starting as a Research Assistant at Auburn University, Amir developed a finite element model for stress analysis on a Siemens AG-funded project. Subsequently, Amir worked at Georgia Institute of Technology as a Research/Teaching Assistant, contributing to a National Science Foundation-funded project focused on physics-based failure modeling. Amir has held various roles at Amazon, including Hardware Reliability Engineer for Amazon Scout and Amazon Prime Air, where responsibilities included developing reliability testing specifications and performing FMEAs for critical subsystems. At Chevron, Amir led failure analysis projects related to automotive engines using DFMEA principles. Currently serving as an AR Reliability Engineer at Meta, Amir's academic background includes a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology, along with a Master's degree from Auburn University and a Certificate in Data Science from UC Berkeley Extension.