Bahram Talebjedi is a mechanical design engineer and educator with expertise in product development, injection-molded part design, and manufacturing optimization. He currently serves as a Sessional Faculty member at University Canada West and most recently worked as a Mechanical Design Engineer at Algo Communication Products Ltd., where he developed communication hardware products from concept through mass production. His work has focused on design for manufacturing and assembly (DFMA), injection molding, GD&T, SolidWorks modeling, and finite element analysis to create scalable, production-ready designs.
Prior to his industry role, Bahram spent more than three years at The University of British Columbia as a Graduate Research Assistant and Teaching Assistant. There, he contributed to the design of a low-cost on-chip PCR device and supported courses in machine element design, energy system design, data analysis, and statistics. He combines academic and industry experience to bring a practical, engineering-driven perspective to product design, validation, and manufacturability.
