Sanjay Malakar
I am a senior software engineer at
OpenRefactory, Inc., a
Silicon Valley-based deep-tech software company that focuses on
automatically fixing security, reliability, and compliance bugs.
My research focuses on Software Engineering, Software Security, and
Programming Languages.
I received my Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science and
Engineering from
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology. I completed
my
undergraduate thesis under the supervision of
professor
Dr. Rifat Shahriyar
on addressing atomicity bugs in software. Besides that, I worked
with
Dr. Gias Uddin, Assistant Professor, University of Calgary, and
Dr. Anindya Iqbal
on an empirical study of low-code software development challenges.
Apart from my academic activities, I like to travel to new places
with my friends and family. In my free time, I enjoy solving problems on data structure and algorithms,
watching anime, and playing FPS games.
- Received fully funded PhD offers from Purdue University, UC Riverside, University of Colorado Boulder, UC Davis, and NC State University. [Mar '23]
- Developer Discussion Topics on the Adoption and Barriers of Low Code Software Development Platforms is published in the EMSE Journal. [Nov '22]
- Attended Global DevSlam '22 in Dubai, UAE as an exhibitor. [Oct '22]
- Attended TOEFL iBT exam and scored 103 out of 120 (R-25, L-29, S-23, W-26). [Aug '22]
- An Empirical Study of Developer Discussions on Low Code Software Development Challenges is published in the 2021 Mining Software Repositories Conference. [May '21]