Mohammad Mehdi Oshanreh. I study how cities move.

I'm a Ph.D. candidate in Transportation Engineering at the University of Washington. My research focuses on EV charging infrastructure, demographic microsimulation, and travel behavior, and I build AI-driven data pipelines for regional planning at the Puget Sound Regional Council.

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About

The short version: optimization, econometrics, and machine learning pointed at how people travel.

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Research

Megawatt-class EV-truck charging, life-cycle microsimulation, and AI-driven behavioral experiments.

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Experience

Building a region-wide zoning-code pipeline at PSRC, and joining the City of Kenmore next.

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Publications

10 peer-reviewed articles, 13 conference papers, a technical report, and working papers.

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Photos

Seattle at the edges of the day. An occupational hazard of studying cities.

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Contact

Open to research collaborations, interesting transportation problems, and trail tips.

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Currently

Now

Ph.D. · University of Washington

Siting megawatt-class DC fast-charging for electric trucks and private EVs along major corridors.

2025 – 2026

Data Science Intern · PSRC

An AI pipeline that mapped zoning codes across all 80+ jurisdictions in the region, plus HTS data and EV-ownership work.

Upcoming

Traffic & Data Engineer Intern · Kenmore

Joining the City of Kenmore to work at the intersection of traffic engineering and data.