Hossein Maleki was born in February 1993 into a religious family. From a young age, he developed an interest in electronics by observing simple educational circuits at home. At the age of eight, he received his first multimeter and soldering iron as birthday gifts. He began his education at Shahed 2 Elementary School and continued through exemplary schools such as Sharif Eshraf and Khorsandian. In 2008, he professionally entered the workforce and pursued his studies up to a master’s degree in his field of interest, Electrical Engineering (Digital Electronic Systems).

Hossein’s passion for electronics started in childhood. Watching simple circuits at home and the encouragement of his father—who gifted him his first multimeter and soldering iron at age eight—turned this interest into a professional path. During his teenage years, he apprenticed with various instructors to gain hands-on experience.

He started working professionally in 2008 while still a teenager. This early experience helped him establish his position in the electronics industry and gradually advance in designing and manufacturing electronic products.

He completed his elementary education at Shahed 2 School, followed by attendance at Sharif Eshraf Middle School, and graduated from Khorsandian High School. Afterward, he pursued higher education, earning a master’s degree in Electrical Engineering.

Yes, Hossein began mountaineering at the age of four alongside his father and has continued the sport ever since. He also started swimming at age six and earned a Level 2 lifeguard certification from the Iranian Lifeguard and Diving Federation at sixteen.

Hossein worked as a lifeguard and swimming coach for ten years, during which he developed significant skills in training and emergency water management. Eventually, he stepped away from this secondary career to focus more on the electronics industry.

Due to his increasing focus on the electronics industry and the importance of advancing in this field, Hossein decided to leave his swimming coach role in order to dedicate all his energy to designing and producing electronic products and developing new technologies.

Hossein’s father played a key role in nurturing his interest in electronics by gifting him his first multimeter and soldering iron at age eight. This early support encouraged Hossein to pursue electronics as a serious career.

During his teenage years, alongside his formal education, Hossein apprenticed with various instructors to deepen his practical knowledge and skills in electronics. These apprenticeships helped him master the fundamentals of design, production, and implementation of electronic projects.

Hossein had a strong passion for sports from childhood, actively practicing mountaineering and swimming. However, as his electronics career progressed and required more focus, he chose to leave coaching swimming and continue sports only as a recreational activity to maintain health and energy.