Sina Bahram

Sina Bahram is an accomplished individual with a diverse background in interaction design research, software architecture, and accessibility solutions. With a keen interest in pushing the boundaries of interaction design techniques, he focuses on extracting information from graphical interfaces to enhance access for users with disabilities. His research not only benefits this user group but also contributes to the enhancement of multimodal interfaces for all users.

He possesses a strong technical acumen with expertise in software architecture, design, and implementation, coupled with proficiency in various programming languages and frameworks such as Java, C, C++, .NET (C#), PHP, Perl, Python, and Lisp. Sina excels in solving complex interdisciplinary problems in the realms of usability and accessibility, especially those leveraging artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques. His leadership and team-building skills are well-developed, making him an effective collaborator and mentor.

Sina Bahram holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science, along with a Master's and Bachelor's degree in the same field, all from North Carolina State University. He has contributed significantly to various organizations, having held key positions such as President and Founder of Prime Access Consulting, Chief Technology Officer at International Association of Visually Impaired Technologists, and Co-Chair at North Carolina State University, among others. Sina's professional journey includes roles ranging from Research Assistant to Director of Special Projects, showcasing his broad experience and expertise across different domains.