Tamim Ahmed

Tamim Ahmed

Ph.D. Student in Computer Science

School of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science

Washington State University

I am a Ph.D student in the School of EECS at Washington State University. I am working as a Graduate Research Assistant in the Cyber-Physical Systems Security Research Lab (CPS2RL), advised by Dr. Monowar Hasan.

My research interests include real-time networking, systems security, and quantum-enable cyber-physical systems. Currently, I am working in scheduling and resource management for real-time networks particularly in time-sensitive networks (TSN). I am also interested in exploring real-world applications of TSN across emerging cyber-physical systems.

Before joining WSU in the Fall of 2024, I served as a Radio Service Engineer at Banglalink. I completed my undergraduate studies at the Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET).

Latest Updates

May 05, 2026I recieved the IEEE TCRTS Student Travel Grant and WSU GPSA Travel Grant.
Apr 25, 2026I will be starting as a Data Science Intern at PNNL for Summer-2026.
Mar 28, 2026I recieved the ACM SIGBED'26 Student Travel Award.
Mar 13, 2026Another work on TSN scheduling has been accepted at RTAS'26-BP.
Jan 23, 2026The collaborative work with DLR has been accpeted to RTAS'26. Thanks to Dr. Hasan and Dr. Zain for advising me.
Oct 30, 2025I got the prestigious AWS Graduate Student Scholarship by EECS, WSU for 2026-27.
Sept 23, 2025My research on agriculture decision making has been accepted to SIGSPATIAL'25.
Mar 03, 2024Received Ph.D. offer letter from Washington State University!
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