
Biography
Mohammad Sadegh Sirjani is a Ph.D. student in Computer Science at the University of Texas at San Antonio. He is a Graduate Research Assistant in the ASIC Lab, advised by Prof. Mimi Xie, and a Teaching Assistant at UT San Antonio. He received his B.Sc. in Computer Engineering from Ferdowsi University of Mashhad and passed his qualifying examination in 2026.
His research focuses on TinyML, edge AI, and intermittent computing for energy-harvesting and resource-constrained devices. He takes a cross-layer approach spanning machine learning and embedded systems to build intelligent devices that run reliably on batteryless hardware, with applications in wearable health sensing and sustainable IoT. His papers appear in GEM, IEEE EMBS BHI, Sustainable Computing, Cluster Computing, and IEEE SaTC.
He is a two-time DAC Young Fellow and won the DAC 2-minute presentation award in both 2025 and 2026. He received the Outstanding Paper Award at GEM 2026 and the Fan Favorite Award at the Draper Data Science Business Plan Competition. He earned an NVIDIA certificate in building agentic AI applications and is a reviewer for GLSVLSI.
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View allCogAdapt: Adapting Clinical ECG Foundation Models for Wearable Cognitive Load Assessment
VenueIEEE-EMBS International Conference on Biomedical and Health Informatics (BHI 2026)
Are LLM Benchmarks Already Contaminated? A Systematic Review of Contamination Detection Methods
VenueFifth Workshop on Generation, Evaluation and Metrics (GEM 2026), colocated with ACL 2026Outstanding Paper
Optimizing Task Scheduling in Fog Computing with Deadline Awareness
VenueIEEE 2nd International Conference on Secure IoT, Assured and Trusted Computing (SATC 2026)
QTE-IoT: Q-Learning-Based Task Scheduling Scheme to Enhance Energy Consumption and QoS in IoT Environments
VenueSustainable Computing: Informatics and Systems Journal
Controller placement in software-defined networks using reinforcement learning and metaheuristics
VenueCluster Computing: The Journal of Networks, Software Tools and Applications