Ph.D. Candidate. Researcher · Washington State University
Building secure and trustworthy computing systems
I work at the intersection of real-time systems, cyber-physical systems security, and trustworthy AI—from timing-channel defenses and privacy-aware scheduling to secure neural inference and vulnerability prioritization.
I am a Ph.D. student in Computer Science at Washington State University, advised by Dr. Monowar Hasan .
My work spans confidential deep-learning inference in trusted execution environments, information leakage in fixed-priority systems, randomized scheduling and control stability, embedded language-model performance, and learning-based cyber vulnerability prioritization. I earned my bachelor’s degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from the Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) in 2017. After graduation, I gained 4.5 years of industry experience. Outside of work, I enjoy traveling, running, and playing soccer.