I am a Ph.D. Candidate and Graduate Research Associate in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Arizona, working with Dr. Soheil Salehi in the Power-Efficient, Resilient, Intelligent, and Secure Microsystems (PRISM) Lab. My research focuses on hardware security and reliable AI computing with emerging memory technologies.

My research examines process variation, aging, and radiation effects in spintronic MRAM-based in-memory computing. I developed Dyn-A-Map and ARMOR-IMC for post-training weight mapping and power side-channel analysis. I am currently developing an LLM-assisted framework for fault-aware mapping in MRAM-based analog computing.

I also conduct research on power and electromagnetic side channels in FPGA accelerators and industrial controllers. My collaborative work spans secure IC design, hardware IP protection, ferroelectric-memory reliability, and LLM-assisted hardware design.

I earned a thesis-based M.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of Arizona in 2025 and a B.S. in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from North South University in 2019, graduating summa cum laude. My undergraduate research included IoT-based smart systems and the ExoArm rehabilitation exoskeleton project, supervised by Dr. Shahnewaz Siddique.

Alongside research, I mentor undergraduate researchers and have served as a graduate teaching assistant for Web Development and the Internet of Things and Digital VLSI Systems Design. Outside research, I enjoy literature, travel, and music.

Research Interests

• Hardware security and trustworthy AI hardware

• Spintronic and ferroelectric memory technologies

• Memory reliability and fault-aware in-memory computing

• Power and electromagnetic side-channel analysis

• Embedded and industrial control system security

• Secure IC design, logic obfuscation, and hardware IP protection

• LLM-assisted hardware design and agentic design automation

Selected Awards and Recognition

• Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant, Student Interface Awards for Excellence, University of Arizona, 2026.

• Outstanding Teaching Assistant, College of Engineering, University of Arizona, Fall 2025.

• Best Poster Award, ECE Graduate Student Poster Symposium, University of Arizona, 2025, for Dyn-A-Map.

• Best Poster Design Concept Award, ECE Graduate Student Poster Symposium, University of Arizona, 2024.

• Herbold Fellowship, awarded for the first year of Ph.D. studies.

• DAC Young Fellow Award, Design Automation Conference, 2024 and 2025.

• Research Demonstration at the DAC University Demo Competition, 2026.