Mojtaba Shahin

Dr. Mojtaba Shahin is a Lecturer in the School of Computing Technologies at RMIT University (City Campus, Australia). His research focuses on software engineering, human-centric systems, DevSecOps, and AI-driven development practices. Key areas include machine learning for testing, ethical integration of human values in software, and microservices architecture challenges. He supervises projects on topics such as security controls in DevSecOps, AI pair programming, and fairness in mobile apps.

Research interests span architecture-driven development, low-code accessibility, and empirical studies of developer practices. He actively publishes on security in microservices, LLM applications in architecture design, and user-centric issues in mobile applications. His work emphasizes practical solutions for ethical and technical challenges in modern software systems.

• Supervision Projects:
  • Machine Learning for Testing: Detecting Visual Defects in Software UI
  • DevSecOps Practices Adoption
  • Human Values in Machine Learning Systems

Publications highlight contributions to security automation, AI in architecture decisions, and inclusive low-code tools. His research bridges theoretical insights with industry-relevant solutions.