About me

I am currently a Lecturer in the Department of Computer Science at City, University of London. Before joining City, I worked as a research Associate at the Centre for Parallel Computing, University of Westminster.  I completed my PhD. at Imperial College London, under the supervision of Dr. Giuliano Casale. Before that, I was a lecturer at Institute of Information Technology (IIT), University of Dhaka (DU). I completed M.Sc. in Software Engineering from IIT, DU, with thesis on Adaptive Software Performance Testing. I received my bachelor’s degree in Information Technology (major in software engineering) from the same institute. As a part of my bachelor's program, I also worked at Grameenphone as an intern. My primary research interests are QoS and resource management of cloud-native applications.

I consider myself a bookworm, without a bias to any particular genre. I can get engage with any book - it could be comics, crime thrillers, biographies or even encyclopedias. I used to participate in Quiz competitions and came to know about many topics by reading different books. I also like to travel and books help a lot to alleviate those traveling experiences. To most people, walking on an old street of Calcutta may seem boring. However, I strolled around such streets and was thrilled as stories of my childhood heroes, "Byomkesh" and "Feluda", evolved around those places. And last but not least, I love trying different types of food and my traveling helps a lot on that aspect.