About
I build software and study how agents use it
I study AI agents where software systems, security boundaries, and operational evidence matter. The aim is to make agent behavior inspectable before it is trusted.
Current work
Graduate Teaching and Research Assistant (GTA · GRA · GRAF), University of AlbertaStarting September 1, 2026
Research
Inspectable agents in real systems
I study how AI agents behave in real software systems—and how to make their decisions inspectable, reliable, and trustworthy.
Current work combines reliability-agent evaluation, security audits for agent choices, and developer tools that make context and software evolution easier to examine.
Engineering
About three years building production systems
About three years of professional software-engineering experience, formerly at IQVIA. Selected engineering records emphasize owned systems, measurable outcomes, and direct proof rather than a full technology inventory.
Experience recordEngineering projectsOpen-source contributions
Background
From BUET systems work to Alberta research
I completed a B.Sc. in Computer Science and Engineering at BUET CSE and have built backend systems, data workflows, and developer tools alongside research collaborations. The thread across that work is practical: make complex systems easier to understand, test, and improve.
M.Sc. in Computing Science at the University of Alberta, beginning September 1, 2026.
Conversation
Research and engineering conversations
If you are studying dependable AI agents or building reliable software systems, I would be glad to compare research questions, evaluation evidence, or engineering tradeoffs.