Company

The team behind predictive wildfire intelligence.

WildfireSight combines wildfire science, geospatial technology, and operational experience to build and deliver Z1 across Alberta, B.C., and Saskatchewan.

Our People

Leadership, account management, and the science team.

WildfireSight brings together expertise in wildfire risk modelling, remote sensing, climate science, WebGIS development, and commercial operations to help organizations see wildfire risk earlier and turn forecasts into decisions.

Executive Leadership

Masoud Abdollahi, Founder and CEO of WildfireSight

Executive Leadership

Masoud Abdollahi PhD

Founder & CEO

Remote Sensing & Climate Scientist

contact@wildfiresight.com +1 (403) 370-8404
Rob Eirich, Chief Revenue Officer of WildfireSight

Executive Leadership

R. A. (Rob) Eirich MBA, ISP

Chief Revenue Officer

Commercialization & Revenue Strategy

rob.eirich@wildfiresight.com (403) 393-9485

Account Management

Technical & Scientific Team

Parisa Ahmadi, Data Scientist at WildfireSight

Technical & Scientific Team

Parisa Ahmadi PhD

Data Scientist

Nastaran Zare, Forestry and Wildfire Scientist at WildfireSight

Technical & Scientific Team

Nastaran Zare PhD

Forestry & Wildfire Scientist

Loghman Shirzadi, Wildfire and Geospatial Scientist at WildfireSight

Technical & Scientific Team

Loghman Shirzadi

Wildfire & Geospatial Scientist

Sakil Ahmed, Software Developer and WebGIS/Mobile App Developer at WildfireSight

Technical & Scientific Team

Sakil Ahmed MSc

Software Developer and WebGIS/Mobile App Developer

sakil@wildfiresight.com
Mahsa Beigi, Full Stack Developer at WildfireSight

Technical & Scientific Team

Mahsa Beigi MSc

Full Stack Developer

Hasan MehrAli, Full Stack WebGIS Developer at WildfireSight

Technical & Scientific Team

Hasan MehrAli

Full Stack WebGIS Developer & Security Specialist

Latifah Badmos, GIS Specialist at WildfireSight

Technical & Scientific Team

Latifah Badmos

Applied Technology in Geographic Information Systems

Important: WildfireSight Z1 is a decision-support tool. It complements government wildfire information and does not replace official fire bans, emergency authorities, site emergency response plans, or mine rescue procedures. All emergency decisions remain with the appropriate authorities and your organization’s emergency management protocols. Performance results reference the Alberta 2025 MVP evaluation, June to October 2025, compared against the Fire Weather Index benchmark.