Summary
Dipankar Baisya is a research-focused engineer with a PhD in Computer Science from UC Riverside and roughly a decade of experience applying deep learning, LLMs, and machine learning to real-world problems. He has shipped fraud detection and transaction risk solutions at Amazon, combining classical ML, clustering, and LLM techniques to strengthen production systems. His academic work bridged computational biology and AI—using CNNs, gradient boosting, and Keras/TensorFlow to predict sgRNA on-target sites and histone modifications while leveraging GPU acceleration. Currently leading research engineering at Subquadratic, he blends product-minded experimentation with rigorous research methodology. Colleagues describe him as equally comfortable prototyping models and optimizing them for scale, with a knack for extracting compact feature subsets that retain accuracy. Based in Riverside, CA, he brings cross-domain curiosity from genomics to fraud analytics and a track record of turning research insights into operational impact.
10 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Computer Science, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Computer Science at University of California, Riverside
Bachelor of Science (BSc), CSE, Bachelor of Science (BSc), CSE at Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology
Bachelor of Science (BS), CSE, Bachelor of Science (BS), CSE at CSE,BUET
English, Bangla