About Parham
Overview
I’m Parham Paziraie, a software developer building tools for how people communicate. ComeFront is the result — a platform I designed, built and shipped in six months, now patent-pending. It comes from one conviction: people waste enormous time and energy simply trying to be understood, and that is a solvable problem. I’m working toward a world with less waste and a lifestyle that runs more efficiently.
Background
Hello World.
I’m Parham Paziraie, a small part of the large group of creators and influencers working to make the world a better place for all of us. I was born in Tehran, capital of Iran. As a child at the age of 3, I became fascinated by electric fans with motors and blades that were rotating. I would stare at them for a while every time. I loved to open and destroy my mechanical toys, take the small electric motors out, and build fans. I also loved to paint the fans. In the following years, I started drawing cars on paper and realized how to transform car drawings from flat side views to perspective views showing multiple angles, without being told how to do so.
I started my thoughtful journey by criticizing religion at the age of 7 and philosophizing about the concepts of being and creation through many fun discussions with my friends. My interest in car design and mechanics brought me to industrial design and drafting in mechanics, which I received my bachelor’s degree in from Public Mohajer University of Isfahan. After I spent my internship at IranKhodro Advanced Molds Company (GPI) and investigated all parts of the manufacturing process, I realized that I can be a good mechanic specialist, but it’s not enough for me and I have a lot more to say. That was my ending point for mechanical drafting and starting point for humanities.
I followed my education in psychology for my master’s degree at PNU University in Gorgan, Golestan, Iran. Reading the source books on personalities and behavior made me perceive people as normal and divergent identities, and not as good or bad. This was where I realized I should use my mechanical creativity to help people navigate life easier and efficiently. There are a lot of things to be done to reduce people’s time and energy waste by making things clear and understandable for them.
It was in 2020 that I came up with many forms of software ideas that, first of all, I wanted to have to get better insights on data and information patterns that existing tools couldn’t provide. That’s why when I came to Sacramento in the United States, my first choice of study was computer programming, where I received a certificate of achievements from Folsom Lake College in Folsom, California, USA. There I could learn how to translate human language to more structured algorithmic code — which, given my philosophical and psychological background, was fantastic. Right away, I started to develop my own ideas that I had in 2020. It took 6 months to deploy ComeFront, and now I’m still working on it to make the transformation happen for creating a world with the lowest waste and an efficiently functioning society.