Milad Saadat

Machine Learning Engineer

I make physical systems better using AI.

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From Physics to AI

I began in mechanical engineering, grounded in physical systems and math. Today I connect those foundations with AI to build modular, constraint-aware systems that solve real problems.

Mechanical Foundation

I start with first principles: physical laws and math. Frame the system, set constraints, and design for control and clear prediction.

AI Integration

I carry those principles into AI with hybrid, constraint aware models. Reduce cost, shorten experiments, and keep learning stable and explainable.

Production Ready

Then I ship. Start with clean packages and repos, run through CI/CD with versioned artifacts and automated checks, and deliver observable services. Tight latency and cost, modular and scalable.

Philosophy: Modular by Design

Modularity is a habit. Small components with clear interfaces make change safe and progress steady.

Engineering taught me to think in systems. In AI, I design components that align, exchange the right signals, and serve a larger goal. When they stay in tune, the system earns trust under real load.

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Modular AI Systems

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Physics-ML Integration

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Production Scaling

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Team Collaboration

Small parts. Clear interfaces. Compounding impact.

My Story

From physics foundations to modular AI systems—building the future one component at a time.

September 2012 - February 2017
Tehran, Iran

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)

K. N. Toosi University of Technology

Grounding in physical laws, applied math, and computational modeling.

First-principles problem framing and model validation

Numerical methods: discretization, convergence, and error control

August 2017 - February 2020
Tehran, Iran

Graduate Research & Teaching Assistant (M.Sc.)

K. N. Toosi University of Technology

Multi-physics modeling using advanced numerical techniques.

Coupled magneto-hydro-dynamics modeling for ferrofluid micro-mixing

Mentorship and clear technical communication

May 2021 - June 2024
Boston, Massachusetts

Graduate Research Assistant (Ph.D.)

Northeastern University

Physics-guided ML for complex fluids with an emphasis on reliability and sample efficiency.

Proposed rheology-informed ML models for soft matter

Open-sourced tooling for training and evaluation

Ph.D. merit award; invited talks and conference presentations

June 2024 - Present
Dallas, Texas
Current

Machine Learning Research Engineer

APQX LLC

Building AI systems for industrial R&D from lab to production.

Building state-of-the-art models for physical discovery

Agentic, industrial pipelines that scale and address meaningful bottlenecks

Select Projects

Modular solutions that bridge physics, AI, and production systems.

AI Agents

Agentic pipelines for Physical Systems

Industry-scale agentic systems leveraging cutting-edge technology for autonomous decision-making in complex physical environments.

AgentsProduction

Impact: Industry-scale value generation

Physics-ML

Rheology-Informed Neural Networks (RhINNs)

Physics-informed ML models for design, discovery, and identification of soft complex matter.

Neural NetworksPhysics-Informed MLRheologyTensorFlow

Impact: Up to 91% reduction in experimental overhead

Physics-ML

Neural Operators for Rheological Models

Learning families of constitutive models using neural operators.

Neural OperatorsDigital TwinsRheologyPyTorch

Impact: Robust digital twins to costly rheological experiments

Physics-ML

Multi-Fidelity Neural Networks (MFNN)

Multi-fidelity models for characterizing J&J baby shampoo with limited data.

Multi-FidelityRheologyTensorFlow

Impact: 12+ months saved in R&D cycles

Explore my research publications and citations

Google Scholar

Technical Expertise

A multidisciplinary skill set spanning physics, AI, and production systems.

Physics & Mathematics

Partial Differential Equations
Computational Fluid Dynamics
Rheology & Complex Fluids
Ferrohydrodynamics
Mathematical Modeling
Numerical Methods

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Ready to collaborate on the next breakthrough in physics-informed AI? Let's discuss how we can make systems better together.

© 2025 Milad Saadat. Crafted with precision and passion.

Making physical systems better, one algorithm at a time.