Matin Fazel

Matin Fazel

Master's student in Computer Science at Concordia University.

About Me

Matin Fazel is a Master’s student in Computer Science at Concordia University, based in Montréal, Canada. He is currently a Research Assistant at the In2GM Lab, where he works under the supervision of Abdelhak Bentaleb. His work sits at the intersection of multimedia systems, networking, and applied machine learning, with a strong focus on real-time and browser-based technologies.

During his graduate studies, he has led two research papers at the ACM MMSys (rank-A) conference, while contributing to ongoing research efforts within the lab. His research emphasizes efficient real-time video processing, WebRTC-based systems, and GPU-accelerated inference, particularly in the context of real-time streaming and adaptive multimedia applications.

As part of his work, Matin has designed and developed systems such as a browser-native video conferencing platform enhanced with real-time super-resolution, as well as telemetry-driven frameworks for dynamic system optimization. His projects demonstrate a strong combination of systems engineering and machine learning, including large-scale performance instrumentation and low-latency GPU pipelines.

Beyond research, Matin has industry experience as a software developer, where he built scalable backend services and real-time multimedia systems, including an enterprise monitoring dashboard and a high-performance video streaming server.

Prior to his master’s, he completed his Bachelor’s in Computer Engineering at Isfahan University of Technology, where he also worked on machine learning applications such as speech emotion augmentation using generative models.

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