Habibur Rahman

I am currently pursuing a Master’s degree in System Engineering and Machine Learning at Gyeongsang National University, where I also serve as a Research Assistant at the Big Data Software Laboratory. My academic journey began with a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science and Engineering from Daffodil International University (DIU). I am deeply engaged in research focused on Operating Systems and Solid State Drives, with a strong aspiration to become a System Engineer. My passion extends to exploring the intersections of quantum computing, machine learning, and their applications across various fields.

Research

My primary research centers around developing a comprehensive Solid State Drive (SSD) simulator called Eshyana. The name is a meaningful combination of my niece's and daughter's names, Eshika and Eyana. Eshyana aims to provide an advanced simulation environment for SSDs, offering detailed insights into their internal operations, performance, and interaction with operating systems. By focusing on SSD behavior at the system level, the simulator will enhance the understanding of storage systems and their critical role in modern computing.

As part of my research, I am deeply engaged in exploring how SSDs interact with Operating Systems. My work aims to bridge the gap between hardware and system-level software, providing valuable insights into how file systems, memory management, and I/O scheduling can be optimized for SSD performance. The ultimate goal is to enable more efficient and reliable storage solutions by integrating SSD technologies more effectively with operating systems.

My research aligns with my aspiration to become a System Engineer. By working on Eshyana, I am gaining in-depth knowledge of system design, storage architecture, and the operating system's role in managing hardware resources. This hands-on experience is shaping my expertise in system-level engineering, enabling me to contribute to the advancement of future storage solutions and system architectures. My goal is to innovate in the field, focusing on optimizing hardware-software integration.

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