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Nariman Mani, P.Eng., PhD Computer and Software Engineering

About Me

Discover my background as a software engineer, researcher, and mentor, along with the values that guide my work.

Hello, I’m Nariman Mani, the mind behind “Mani’s Tech Mind.” I hold a PhD from Carleton University in Ottawa and bring more than 18 years of experience as a software QA specialist, engineer, architect, and technology leader. My work revolves around building resilient systems, guiding high-performing teams, and mentoring the next generation of engineers.

I am also a Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) in Ontario, a credential that reflects both technical mastery and accountability to the public.

What the P.Eng. designation means

The P.Eng. license is granted by Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO). For software and computer engineers, it represents an important commitment to excellence:

  • Professional Recognition: The P.Eng. designation signals proven expertise in software and computer engineering and differentiates licensed engineers from unlicensed practitioners.
  • Legal Accountability: Licensed engineers can approve engineering documents and take legal responsibility for the safety and reliability of the solutions they deliver.
  • Ethical Commitment: Maintaining the designation requires adherence to a strict code of ethics that keeps public interest and system integrity at the forefront.
  • Continual Growth: Continuous professional development ensures P.Eng. holders stay ahead of evolving technologies, methodologies, and standards.
  • Career Momentum: Many leadership and high-impact roles across the tech industry expect or prefer a licensed engineer at the helm.
  • Public Trust: Clients and partners gain confidence knowing their projects are guided by a licensed engineer who is accountable for the outcome.

Teaching & mentorship

During my time at the University of Calgary and Carleton University, I served as a teaching assistant and mentor for courses in software engineering, quality assurance, and systems design. Supporting students in labs, lectures, and project work sharpened my ability to explain complex concepts clearly and to coach aspiring engineers with empathy.

Research visibility

My academic work is featured on Google Scholar, where you can explore citations and the impact of my research across software engineering and quality assurance.

What you’ll find on the blog

“Mani’s Tech Mind” dives into technology, leadership, and experimentation. Expect articles on:

  • Software development practices that keep teams shipping sustainable, maintainable code.
  • Modern quality assurance strategies and tooling for reliable releases.
  • Systems architecture patterns that balance performance, scalability, and clarity.
  • Big data and data engineering workflows that transform information into insight.
  • Applied artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques with practical examples.
  • Industry trends and innovation highlights that help teams adapt quickly.
  • Career development guidance for technologists pursuing leadership and specialist paths.
  • Hands-on experiments and personal projects that showcase emerging tools and ideas.

Invited reviewer

I have served as a reviewer for the International Journal on Artificial Intelligence Tools (Volume 22, 2013), evaluating advanced research in artificial intelligence and multi-agent systems.

Whether you are just beginning your tech journey or leading large-scale programs, I hope the stories, insights, and experiments shared here help you build thoughtful, people-centered technology solutions.

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