Umesh Chandra Biswas

I am a PhD candidate in Computer Science at Mississippi State University, working under the supervision of Dr. Maxwell Young. I completed my MSc at the same institute with distinction. My research focuses on the design and analysis of distributed algorithms that provide strong theoretical guarantees for security, scalability, and efficiency. More broadly, I work on topics such as randomized and backoff algorithms and probabilistic techniques, including the Chernoff Bound. Recently, I have also developed an interest in applying AI to enhance security.

In addition to research, I am actively involved in community engagement at my university. I served as Vice President of the Graduate Student Association (GSA), where we organized various events for graduate students and hosted the Graduate Research Symposium each fall and spring semester.

My long-term goal is to contribute to the theoretical foundations of distributed systems and security, while leveraging AI techniques to strengthen these areas. To achieve this, I am actively seeking a postdoctoral or assistant professor position.

Prior to my Ph.D., I gained over 4 years of industry experience in Dhaka, Bangladesh, including 3 years in the telecommunications sector and 1 year in the software industry.

Education

Ph.D. in Computer Science and Engineering, Mississippi State University, USA, Aug 2024- Present (Advisor: Maxwell Young)
M.S. in Computer Science and Engineering, Mississippi State University, USA, Jan 2023- Jul 2024 (Advisor: Maxwell Young)
B.S. in Computer Science and Engineering, Khulna University, Bangladesh, Aug 2013- Jan 2018

Work Experience

Graduate Research Assistant in Computer Science and Engineering, Mississippi State University, USA, Jan 2023-Present.
Specialist, Digital Service, IoT & VAS at Robi Axiata Limited, Dhaka, USA, Aug 2019- Aug 2022.
Software Engineer in Test at REVE Systems, Dhaka, Bangladesh, Jan 2019- Jul 2019.
Software Engineer at Amber Software Solution Limited, Dhaka, Bangladesh, May 2018- Dec 2018

Announcements

Three papers accepted (Doctoral Forum Track) at DSN 2026.
Journal paper accepted in Theoretical Computer Science (TCS) 2026.
Received the Bagley College of Engineering Travel Award ($500), 2026.
Paper accepted at IEEE SoutheastCon 2026, Huntsville, Alabama, USA.
Paper accepted at ICICT 2026, Hawaii, USA.
Received the Graduate Professional Development Award ($500), 2025.
Paper accepted at the ICDCN 2026 Companion, Nara, Japan.
Andrew and Elijah presented our poster, Bankrupting Attackers in Skip Graphs, at the 2025 Undergraduate Summer Research Symposium at Mississippi State University.
Elected Vice President of the Graduate Student Association, Mississippi State University.
Completed the Preparing Future Faculty Program certification.
Received the Best Poster Award at the 27th Graduate Student Research Symposium (GSRS), Spring 2025.
Invited to submit an extended journal version to Theoretical Computer Science (TCS) following our SSS 2024 Best Paper Award.
Received the Best Paper Award at SSS 2024, Nagoya, Japan.
Paper accepted at SSS 2024, Nagoya, Japan.
Defended M.S. thesis with distinction at Mississippi State University.

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