Hi, I’m Sajid
My name is Sajidur Rahman, commonly known as ‘Sajid’ (pronounced as ‘SA-ZID’). I am a Ph.D. student working as a research assistant in the Florida Institute for Cybersecurity Research Center at the University of Florida. I am co-advised by Profs. Vincent Bindschaedler and Byron Williams.
My research work intersects the following cross-cutting areas:
- Security and Privacy Engineering
- Deep Learning
- Human-centered Computing
I completed M.Sc in Computer Science at Kansas State University under supervision of Prof. Eugene Vasserman and B.Sc degree in Computer Science from Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology (BUET). In my previous life, I worked as a Software Engineer in the fintech industry for over 4+ years. During this period, I led and implemented projects such as a centralized MIS system for a large commercial bank, architecting and implementing a mobile payment engine at SureCash, which is still being used full-steam today and now one of the largest mobile banking providers in Bangladesh.
Download my resumé.
- Security & Privacy Engineering
- Deep Learning
- Human-centered Computing
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PhD in Computer Science, 2017 - Present
University of Florida
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MS in Computer Science, 2017
Kansas State University
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BSc in Computer Science & Engineering, 2011
Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology
Experience
Recent Publications
Teaching
I have been TA for the following courses:
- CIS 6930: Applied Machine Learning (Spring'22) (Instructor: Prof. Vincent Bindschaedler)
- CIS 6930: Trustworthy Machine Learning (Fall'21) (Instructor: Prof. Vincent Bindschaedler)
- CIS 4930: Software Testing Continuous Delivery (Fall'21) (Instructor: Prof. Byron Williams)
I was a TA for the following courses at Kansas State University:
- CIS450: Computer Architecture and Operations (Spring’15, 16 & 17)
- CIS200: Programming Fundamentals (using Java) (Spring’15)