Dr. Ata Jahangir Moshayedi has extensive academic and professional experience spanning over two decades. He is currently an Associate Professor at Jiangxi University of Science and Technology, China (2018–present), where he leads modules on robotics, embedded system design, and digital image processing. Previously, he served as a lecturer at Azad University of Khomeinishahr, Iran (2009–2018), where he taught advanced courses in mechatronics, control engineering, and biomedical engineering. Dr. Moshayedi has also led groundbreaking research projects, such as designing AGV robots, ammonia monitoring systems, and SCADA systems for power plants. His work emphasizes innovation and interdisciplinary approaches, combining robotics, AI, and embedded systems. Recognized as a mentor and leader, he has supervised numerous undergraduate and postgraduate projects. His academic and industrial roles have consistently focused on developing practical, impactful solutions to real-world challenges in engineering and technology.

Worked as an Adjunct Lecturer at the School of Medicine, Western Sydney University, from January to September 2024, facilitating tutorials in the Medicine in Context discipline. Supported undergraduate students through academic mentorship, developed and reviewed course content and assessments, and fostered an inclusive learning environment. Currently serves as a Mental Health First Aid Trainer with Renovate Health Consortium Pty Ltd, a role held since January 2019, where over 270 participants across various sectors have been trained to enhance mental health literacy and reduce stigma. Also serves as Program Manager (Mental Health) at Anglicare Sydney since September 2019, leading interdisciplinary teams to implement recovery-focused counselling and mental health programs, developing policies, and collaborating with stakeholders to improve service delivery. As the Owner and Practice Lead at Renovate Health Consortium Pty Ltd since July 2019, directed mental health programs, supervised multidisciplinary teams, introduced telehealth services, and fostered strategic partnerships to expand reach. Since February 2022, has been volunteering as Director at Edge Community Care Services Ltd, providing leadership in planning community mental health programs, advocating for policy changes, and organising awareness-raising events. Previously worked as a Mental Health Practitioner at Anglicare Sydney from July 2019 to September 2023, offering trauma-informed counselling and coordinating care for diverse clients. From June 2016 to June 2019, served as a Case Manager with Wesley Mission Brighter Futures Program, connecting vulnerable families to resources and reducing crises through proactive interventions.

Skills:

Demonstrates academic expertise in curriculum development and review, student engagement, and academic mentorship, alongside strong facilitation of lectures and tutorials. Possesses research and analytical capabilities, with proficiency in both qualitative and quantitative methodologies and a track record of published work in peer-reviewed journals. Excels in leadership and team management, including strategic program development, interdisciplinary team supervision, and policy implementation. Clinical expertise includes psychotherapy, trauma counselling, mental health assessment, and the application of evidence-based practices. Actively engages in policy advocacy and stakeholder collaboration, with a focus on vulnerable populations and community mental health initiatives. Exceptional communication and cultural competency are reflected in the ability to facilitate workshops, foster strategic collaborations, and advocate for diverse communities.