His research bridges between economics and computer science, and is focused on market design, networked markets, and the economics of organ markets. Mohammad received his PhD from Stanford University Economics department in 2015 and his B.Sc in Electrical Engineering from Sharif University of Technology in Iran. As a consulting economist at Auctionomics, he has been involved in designing multiple spectrum auction markets around the globe. He has also been an instructor at Khan Academy Farsi, teaching hundreds of video-lectures in high school physics and calculus, and game theory.