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'''Mahdi Taghizadeh''' (مهدی تقیزاده in Persian) is an Internet Governance Analyst & Senior Software Advisor who has held a number of roles in software development, project manager, and underrepresented.<ref name="website">[http://www.mahdi.ws mahdi.ws], Mahdi Taghizadeh. Retrieved 2015 November 4.</ref> | '''Mahdi Taghizadeh''' (مهدی تقیزاده in Persian) is an Internet Governance Analyst & Senior Software Advisor who has held a number of roles in software development, project manager, and underrepresented.<ref name="website">[http://www.mahdi.ws mahdi.ws], Mahdi Taghizadeh. Retrieved 2015 November 4.</ref> | ||
He has been the Chief Technology Officer at [[Fidilio]] since January 2010, where he manages a team working on website and applications. In September 2011, he also co-founded [[Dipudio]], and organization which provides software solutions for web, mobile, desktop, and various platforms. In October 2015, he co-founded [http://delion.ir Delion] which is an online | He has been the Chief Technology Officer at [[Fidilio]] since January 2010, where he manages a team working on website and applications. In September 2011, he also co-founded [[Dipudio]], and organization which provides software solutions for web, mobile, desktop, and various platforms. In October 2015, he co-founded [http://delion.ir Delion] which is an online meal delivery service in Tehran, Iran.<ref name="intake">ICANNWiki - ICANN 54 Dublin Intake Form. Retrieved 2015 November 4.</ref><ref name="linkedin">[https://ir.linkedin.com/in/mahditaghizadeh Mahdi Taghizadeh], LinkedIn.com. Retrieved 2015 November 4.</ref> | ||
Taghizadeh considers himself a "hacktivist", and he regularly publishes internet governance and technology-related writings on Medium.<ref name="website"></ref><ref name="medium">[https://medium.com/@mahdi Mahdi], Medium.com. Retrieved 2015 November 4.</ref> | Taghizadeh considers himself a "hacktivist", and he regularly publishes internet governance and technology-related writings on Medium.<ref name="website"></ref><ref name="medium">[https://medium.com/@mahdi Mahdi], Medium.com. Retrieved 2015 November 4.</ref> | ||
He was an [[ICANN Fellow]] at [[ICANN 54]] in Dublin | He is a member of [[At-Large]] [[Technology task force|Technology Task Force,]] an individual member of [[APRALO]], a member of [[RSSAC]] Caucus and [[ICANNWiki Ambassador Program|ICANNWiki Ambassador]] as the moderator of Persian ICANNWiki. | ||
He was an [[ICANN Fellow]] at [[ICANN 54]] in Dublin, [[ICANN 55]] in Marrakech and [[ICANN 59]] in Johannesburg and also attended the [[ICANN 56]] in Helsinki, Finland independently; [[ICANN 54]] in Dublin was his first [[ICANN Meetings|ICANN Meeting]].<ref name="intake" /> | |||
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| Affiliation: | Fidilio |
| Country: | Iran |
| Email: | i [at] mahdi.ws |
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| LinkedIn: |  Mahdi Taghizadeh
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| Twitter: |  @mahdi
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Mahdi Taghizadeh (مهدی تقیزاده in Persian) is an Internet Governance Analyst & Senior Software Advisor who has held a number of roles in software development, project manager, and underrepresented.[1]
He has been the Chief Technology Officer at Fidilio since January 2010, where he manages a team working on website and applications. In September 2011, he also co-founded Dipudio, and organization which provides software solutions for web, mobile, desktop, and various platforms. In October 2015, he co-founded Delion which is an online meal delivery service in Tehran, Iran.[2][3]
Taghizadeh considers himself a "hacktivist", and he regularly publishes internet governance and technology-related writings on Medium.[1][4]
He is a member of At-Large Technology Task Force, an individual member of APRALO, a member of RSSAC Caucus and ICANNWiki Ambassador as the moderator of Persian ICANNWiki.
He was an ICANN Fellow at ICANN 54 in Dublin, ICANN 55 in Marrakech and ICANN 59 in Johannesburg and also attended the ICANN 56 in Helsinki, Finland independently; ICANN 54 in Dublin was his first ICANN Meeting.[2]