Mohammad Alam is a Principal Engineer at Microsoft with over two decades of deep expertise in wireless networking, networking protocols, and operating systems, currently shaping WiFi for the next generation of Windows from Redmond. He has driven design and delivery of critical features such as Dual-STA, Wi-Fi 6E (6 GHz), WPA3 (Personal and Enterprise), 802.11ax, 802.11ad, 802.11r, and WiFi-Direct across multiple Windows driver models. His work spans both architecture and hands-on implementation, including background discovery, Hash-to-Element authentication, and seamless partner integrations for STA and P2P scenarios. Known for turning complex standards into robust, ship-ready features, he has a long track record of enabling connectivity experiences across Windows Phone and desktop Windows dating back to early Windows NT. His electrical and computer engineering background from UT Austin and Purdue underpins a systems-first approach that balances protocol correctness, reliability, and practical interoperability. Colleagues rely on him for pragmatic leadership that bridges device partners, drivers, and OS networking stacks.
11 years of coding experience
21 years of employment as a software developer
BS, Electrical, Computers, BS, Electrical, Computers at The University of Texas at Austin
MS, Electrical, Computers, MS, Electrical, Computers at Purdue University
Contributions:126 PRs, 237 pushes, 49 issues in 10 months
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