Engineer · Researcher · Maker

Md Imrul Hassan

I explore patterns in software, puzzles, and the things we remember. I’m a software engineer at Google with a background in wireless-network research. Writing in Bangla, singing, and photography are other ways I pay attention.

Curves, crossings, and room to explore.

Selected work

Small tools. Interesting problems.

Independent projects at the meeting point of algorithms, everyday usefulness, and curiosity.

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Notes from the work

What changed when I looked closer.

Occasional technical reflections on software, search, language, and AI-assisted development—without a publishing schedule.

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From research to practice

A researcher’s questions. An engineer’s hands.

Before product software, I studied how wireless networks behave when the messages really matter. My PhD at Swinburne explored IEEE 802.11 and DSRC for vehicle-to-vehicle safety communication.

2013 · Thesis

Effect of retransmission on the performance of the IEEE 802.11 MAC protocol for DSRC

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Music · Words · Photography

Other ways of paying attention.

Some ideas take the shape of a song, a poem, or a photograph.

Music

Songs in familiar languages.

My recordings, original compositions, and words brought to life by other voices.

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Photography

Reasons to look a little closer.

Birds, flowers, cities, landscapes, and night skies gathered over time.

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Music, writing, and photography

Elsewhere

There’s more than one way to say hello.

Code, music, photographs, and the occasional note. Find the part of my world that interests you.

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