About

Specialist simulation execution for difficult engineering problems.

Axis Advanced Engineering brings together advanced finite-element modelling, extreme-load simulation, industrial and structural-integrity research, and technical reporting built for review.

Technical leadership

Amin Bagherzadeh Azar technical profile placeholder
Structural Engineering · Blast, VCE & Impact

Amin Bagherzadeh Azar

Advanced finite-element modelling with strong depth in explicit dynamics, blast response, bridge and masonry behaviour, retrofit assessment, material modelling, CEL/ALE workflows and user-defined material implementation.

explicit dynamicsblastCEL/ALEVUMATstrengthening
Pourya Farrokhi technical profile placeholder
Structural Engineering · Thermal & Structural Integrity

Pourya Farrokhi

Finite-element work focused on LNG and industrial systems, transient thermal–structural response, cryogenic exposure, VCE-related vulnerability, fracture-oriented workflows, structural integrity and technical reporting.

LNGthermal stresscryogenicXFEMstructural integrity

How the team is positioned

Small enough to be direct. Technical enough for difficult problems.

Axis is intentionally built as a specialist simulation practice. Clients work close to the people defining, building and interpreting the model, while the execution team develops the detailed numerical evidence across nonlinear response, extreme loads, industrial systems, thermal response and structural integrity.

Identity
Advanced engineering simulation — not a general design office.
Strength
Nonlinear FEA · extreme loads · industrial systems · thermal response · structural integrity.
Approach
Physics-driven model selection, verification, engineering interpretation and transparent reporting.
Growth
Focused project engagements first; broader specialist capability built through evidence and repeat work.

Work with Axis

Bring us the engineering problem.

We will tell you whether advanced simulation is justified, what information is needed, and what scope can answer the question credibly.

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