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$30 USD / hour

taoyuan,

taiwan

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Ali A.

@Asadalibajwaa

5.0

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$30 USD / hour

taoyuan,

taiwan

$30 USD / hour

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GMLE | Ph.D. | Computer Science | EE

GIAC certified Machine Learning Engineer (GMLE ), and Professional Electrical Engineer with 10+ years of experience, who also has a Ph.D. in Computer Science. I am currently residing in Taiwan where I work in the domain of Cyber Security. If you are looking to get some work done in LaTeX, MATLAB, Proteus, AMPL, Tableau, Excel, Python, C++, and C#, I am your go to guy. Apart from that, I have 10+ years of research experience. I have a couple of patents (U.S. and Taiwan), along with numerous journal publications (IEEE COMST, IEEE Network Magazine, Elsevier JNCA, IEEE Access, JCN) and conference proceedings (IEEE ICC, IEEE EuCNC) to my name. I can not only edit or proofread your research work, but can also provide valuable research input which will get your work accepted in top tier journals. Reach me out if you need any work done in the following domains and softwares: - Machine Learning - LateX - Python - C++, - MATLAB - AMPL - Linear programming - Proteus - Excel - Research - Cybersecurity - Network Design and Modeling

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$130.00 USD

Academic Research Editing & Formatting

Great work from Ali.

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5 days ago

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proofread and editing on latex

thanks for on time good work

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Sam B.

@alhloul7

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11 months ago

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Excel Formula required

Out of over 100 other bids Ali A actually took time to read my brief and understood my requirements. That's why I hired him. Thank you Ali.

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1 year ago

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$35.00 AUD

google sheets help

Fantastic freelancer. understood my requirements and completed the task very fast

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1 year ago

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$20.00 USD

Latex Bibliography

Awesome work in time and with professional skills

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1 year ago

Experience

National Institute of Cybersecurity (NICS), Ministry of Digital Affairs (Taiwan)

Jan 2023 - Present

• Leading a team to enhance the performance of CyberTotal and ThreatWall in terms of: o Cyber Threat Intelligence evaluation and quality enhancement. o Cyber Attack Causal Relationship & Root Cause Analysis. o Cyber Threat Intelligence relationships extraction & Indicators of Compromise lifetime prediction. o Integration of social intelligence with CTI.

Cybersecurity Center of Excellence, NARLabs (Taiwan)

Mar 2022 - Jan 2023 (10 months, 1 day)

• Extracting CTI from unstructured input via NLP using machine learning and deep learning. • Collecting threat intelligence from various source and propose how to effectively increase the quality of CyberTotal. • Design of research problems related to CyberTotal. • Preparing tutorials for CyberTotal and ThreatWall (Threat intelligence platforms). • Testing 5G cellular network implementation vulnerabilities.

High Speed Network Lab, NYCU (Taiwan)

Mar 2018 - Mar 2022 (4 years)

• Conducted research in the fields of Computer Networks, Cloud Computing, Edge computing, Fog computing, Network security, and Optimization Theory. • Designed and implemented a universal fog proxy, universal federator, OAI based 4G-LTE MEC testbed, and multiple testbeds related to testing authentication and application mobility in federated cloud, edge, and fog computing systems.

Education

Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering & Computer Science

National Chiao Tung University,

Taiwan

2018 - 2022

(4 years)

Masters in Electrical Engineering (Telecom & Computer Networks)

National University of Science and Technology,

Pakistan

2012 - 2015

(3 years)

Qualifications

SANS

2024

SANS SEC 595: Applied Data Science and AI/Machine Learning for Cybersecurity Professionals

Educational Testing Service

2016

314/340

AEO

2016

8 out of 9

Publications

Transparent 3rd-Party authentication with application mobility for 5G mobile edge computing

IEEE Transactions on Network and Service Management

We propose TC3A and TS3A for resolution of authentication and application mobility issues while achieving low latency. We conducted experiments on a testbed that had MECs deployed in a real-time cellular network and performed user handover between two MECs. The experimental results show that TC3A and TS3A successfully re-authenticate the users, without provision of login credentials with target MEC, while reducing the latency by approximately 49.76–59.72% as compared to simple login method.

Communication system and method for performing third-party authentication

U.S. Patent No. 11,502,987. 15 Nov. 2022.

A communication system performs a third-party authentication between a home service end and a foreign service end, wherein the home service end and the foreign service end each have a type of a cloud, an edge or a fog.

Offloading using Traditional Optimization and Machine Learning in Federated Cloud-Edge-Fog Systems:

IEEE COMST, doi: 10.1109/COMST.2023.3239579

This study provides a novel federal classification between cloud, edge, and fog and presents a comprehensive research roadmap on offloading for different federated scenarios. We survey the relevant literature on the various optimization approaches used to solve this offloading problem and compare their salient features. We then provide a comprehensive survey on offloading in federated systems with machine learning approaches and the lessons learned as a result of these surveys.

Multicasting in cognitive radio networks: Algorithms, techniques and protocols

Journal of Network and Computer Applications 45 (2014): 44-61.

We provide a self-contained tutorial on algorithms and techniques useful for solving the multicast problem, and then provide a comprehensive survey of protocols that have been proposed for multicasting in cognitive radio networks. We conclude this paper by identifying open research questions and future research directions.

Learning automata based multipath multicasting in cognitive radio networks

Journal of Communications and Networks 17.4 (2015): 406-418.

we have proposed a novel multipath on-demand multicast routing protocol for CRNs. The approach of multipath routing, although commonly used in unicast routing, has not been explored for multicasting earlier. Motivated by the fact that CRNs have highly dynamic conditions, whose parameters are often unknown, the multicast routing problem is modeled in the reinforcement learning based framework of learning automata.

Modeling packet loss probability and busy time in multi-hop wireless networks

EURASIP Journal on Wireless Communications and Networking (2016): 1-16.

We accurately predict per-flow throughput in general multi-hop wireless networks while addressing CSMA’s coordination problem. Unlike the previous work, our analytical throughput prediction model can clearly differentiate between links interfering from transmission range and carrier sensing range.

A network flow approach for simultaneous escape routing in PCB

HONET-ICT (pp. 78-82). IEEE.

We employed network flow approach to solve the SER problem using optimization modeling technique. We propose two optimal algorithms that use integer linear program for testing different sizes of grids to check their efficiency.

Transparent 3rd-Party authentication with application mobility for 5G mobile edge computing

EuCNC (pp. 219-224). IEEE.

We propose two solutions, namely TC3A (Token-based Cookie transfer & 3 rd -party Authentication) and TS3A (Token-based State transfer & 3 rd -party Authentication) for resolution of authentication and application mobility issues while achieving low latency.

Proxy-Based Federated Authentication: A Transparent Third-Party Solution for Cloud-Edge Federation

IEEE Network, vol. 34, no. 6, pp. 220-227, November/December 2020, doi: 10.1109/MNET.011.2000136.

This work proposes a transparent and standard-compliant proxy-based federated authentication for solving the third-party authentication problem in federated cloud and edge computing paradigms. Transparency allows cloud and edge operators to deploy this proxy without having to change the existing authentication protocols.

A dual model node based optimization algorithm for simultaneous escape routing in PCBs

PeerJ Computer Science 7 (2021): e499.

We propose network flow based optimal algorithm that uses integer linear program to solve SER problem and area routing problem in two stages. In the first stage, pins are escaped to the boundaries of pin arrays simultaneously. These escaped pins are connected with each other in the second stage.

The Universal Fog Proxy: A Third-party Authentication Solution for Federated Fog Systems

IEEE Network Magazine, vol. 35, no. 6, pp. 285-291, Nov/Dec 2021, doi: 10.1109/MNET.111.2100168.

We propose a transparent and standard-compliant universal fog proxy that provides third-party authentication among OpenID Connect (OIDC), 802.1x, and Protocol for Carrying Authentication for Network Access (PANA) without requiring a new protocol.

Federated 3GPP Mobile Edge Computing Systems: A Transparent Proxy for Third Party Authentication

IEEE Access, vol. 10, pp. 35106-35119, 2022, doi: 10.1109/ACCESS.2022.3162851.

We propose a Federated State transfer and 3rd-party Authentication (FS3A) mechanism that uses a transparent proxy to transfer the information of both authentication and application state across operators to resolve these issues.

Provisioning Fog Services to 3GPP Subscribers: Authentication and Application Mobility

IEEE ICC, 2022, pp. 4926-4931, doi: 10.1109/ICC45855.2022.9838904.

1) A proxy-based state transfer and third-party authentication (PS3A) that uses a transparent proxy to transfer the authentication and application state information. 2) A token-based state transfer and proxy-based third-party authentication (TSP3A) that uses the proxy to transfer the authentication information and tokens to transfer the application state from 3GPP MEC to the fog.