Summary
Asifur Rahman is a doctoral researcher and software engineer with 10 years of experience building robust, real-time AI systems and machine learning pipelines across academia and industry. He has led test strategy and CI/CD for embedded Driver Monitoring Systems at Seeing Machines, developed automated semiconductor test frameworks at Qorvo, and produced published safe RL research (AdvExRL) during an NSF-funded project at Wake Forest. Comfortable in C/C++ and Python, he bridges low-level production test engineering with scalable ML experimentation using PyTorch, RLlib, RayTune and HPC deployments. Currently researching memory-efficient interpretable foundational models and regulation-aware orchestration of LLMs (RAIL), he combines rigorous reproducibility practices with a knack for process improvements that reduce false failures and speed releases. Based in Canberra, he also brings academic teaching and mentorship experience from RUET, blending strong pedagogical clarity with hands-on systems delivery.
10 years of coding experience