Summary
Mahmudul Al Ameen is a Research Engineer and Formal Methods Specialist with over a decade of experience building industry-grade verification tools that harden software security at the binary level. Based at CEA List in France, he focuses on the intersection of classical and post-quantum cryptography and side-channel resilience, including leading the first systematic timing-leak evaluation of NIST PQC digital signature candidates presented at the 2025 NIST PQC Conference. He designs scalable static analysis and constant-time verification tools, created a BN-interface stubbing framework for library-agnostic cryptographic reasoning, and mentors junior researchers while driving collaborations with academic partners. His background spans separation-logic–based memory and information-flow verification, LLVM-to-structured translations, and applied research for autonomous systems, reflecting a rare blend of deep theory and practical tool engineering. Colleagues rely on him to bridge cryptographic theory and deployable security, ensuring that emerging PQC standards are safe not only on paper but in real-world implementations.
11 years of coding experience
14 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science, Computer Engineering, Bachelor of Science, Computer Engineering at Darul Ihsan
Bachelor’s Degree, Computer Science and Science, Bachelor’s Degree, Computer Science and Science at Darul Ihsan University, Dhaka
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Informatics, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Informatics at The Graduate University for Advanced Studies
Master of Science (MS), Computer Science and Engineering, Master of Science (MS), Computer Science and Engineering at East West University
Bangla, English, Japanese