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I am Shahabodin Afrasiabi, a Power System Consultant (PSC) and IEEE Senior Member based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. I hold a PhD in Power Electrical Engineering from the University of Saskatchewan, where my research focused on Distribution System State Estimation using data-driven approaches. I have extensive experience conducting power system studies, developing steady-state and dynamic models, and applying data-driven techniques to improve reliability, stability, and planning for modern grids. My work spans academia and industry, with a strong emphasis on machine learning and probabilistic methods in power systems, teaching and mentoring students, and delivering detailed technical analyses and reports for interconnection studies and grid planning. I enjoy collaborating with international teams and translating complex technical results into actionable insights for engineers, utilities, and stakeholders.…I am Shahabodin Afrasiabi, a Power System Consultant (PSC) and IEEE Senior Member based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. I hold a PhD in Power Electrical Engineering from the University of Saskatchewan, where my research focused on Distribution System State Estimation using data-driven approaches. I have extensive experience conducting power system studies, developing steady-state and dynamic models, and applying data-driven techniques to improve reliability, stability, and planning for modern grids. My work spans academia and industry, with a strong emphasis on machine learning and probabilistic methods in power systems, teaching and mentoring students, and delivering detailed technical analyses and reports for interconnection studies and grid planning. I enjoy collaborating with international teams and translating complex technical results into actionable insights for engineers, utilities, and stakeholders.

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I am Shahabodin Afrasiabi, a Power System Consultant (PSC) and IEEE Senior Member based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. I hold a PhD in Power Electrical Engineering from the University of Saskatchewan, where my research focused on Distribution System State Estimation using data-driven approaches. I have extensive experience conducting power system studies, developing steady-state and dynamic models, and applying data-driven techniques to improve reliability, stability, and planning for modern grids. My work spans academia and industry, with a strong emphasis on machine learning and probabilistic methods in power systems, teaching and mentoring students, and delivering detailed technical analyses and reports for interconnection studies and grid planning. I enjoy collaborating with international teams and translating complex technical results into actionable insights for engineers, utilities, and stakeholders.…I am Shahabodin Afrasiabi, a Power System Consultant (PSC) and IEEE Senior Member based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. I hold a PhD in Power Electrical Engineering from the University of Saskatchewan, where my research focused on Distribution System State Estimation using data-driven approaches. I have extensive experience conducting power system studies, developing steady-state and dynamic models, and applying data-driven techniques to improve reliability, stability, and planning for modern grids. My work spans academia and industry, with a strong emphasis on machine learning and probabilistic methods in power systems, teaching and mentoring students, and delivering detailed technical analyses and reports for interconnection studies and grid planning. I enjoy collaborating with international teams and translating complex technical results into actionable insights for engineers, utilities, and stakeholders.

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I am Shahabodin Afrasiabi, a Power System Consultant (PSC) and IEEE Senior Member based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. I hold a PhD in Power Electrical Engineering from the University of Saskatchewan, where my research focused on Distribution System State Estimation using data-driven approaches. I have extensive experience conducting power system studies, developing steady-state and dynamic models, and applying data-driven techniques to improve reliability, stability, and planning for modern grids.

My work spans academia and industry, with a strong emphasis on machine learning and probabilistic methods in power systems, teaching and mentoring students, and delivering detailed technical analyses and reports for interconnection studies and grid planning. I enjoy collaborating with international teams and translating complex technical results into actionable insights for engineers, utilities, and stakeholders.

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Power System Consultant (PSC) at Power Network Group

May 1, 2024 - Present

Conduct power system studies including load flow, transient stability, short circuit analysis, and small-signal assessments. Develop and validate steady-state and transient models for generator control systems to ensure stability and performance under various conditions. Prepare long-term, multi-scenario network development plans and detailed technical reports. Coordinate with global colleagues and manage client expectations to deliver high-quality results.

Sessional Lecturer at University of Calgary, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

September 1, 2025 - Present

Teach Power System Analysis and related courses in the Smart Grid laboratory; deliver lectures, laboratories, and assessments; contribute to course development and student mentorship.

Graduate Research Assistant at Smart Grid Laboratory, Shiraz University

September 1, 2017 - August 31, 2021

Research focusing on distribution network analysis, dynamic studies of power systems, and the application of machine learning in power systems. Topics included superconductive materials in distribution networks, secondary relay reliability, state estimation in wind turbine generators and microgrids, differential protection using machine learning, wind turbine condition monitoring, fault diagnosis of electrical machines, power quality disturbance classification, and probabilistic load flow for high-voltage DC systems.

Electrical Engineer Tutor at Paper Co

September 1, 2022 - August 31, 2024

Provided tutoring support in electrical engineering, mathematics, and English; delivered real-time, chat-based guidance; assisted multiple students simultaneously and provided feedback on problem solving and technical writing.

Teaching Assistant at University of Saskatchewan

September 1, 2021 - August 31, 2024

Teaching Assistant for courses including Transmission of Electrical Energy, Fundamentals of Electric Machines, Research in General Engineering, Analog Electronics, and Probability and Statistics. Recognized for clarity, responsiveness, and enthusiasm in assisting students with course material and assignments.