Debashish Roy

Faculty Member

Debashish Roy is a multifaceted expert at the intersection of machine learning, computer and network security, and education. With a distinguished academic background encompassing a Ph.D. and M.Sc. in Machine Learning and Computer Network Security, Debashish possesses a comprehensive understanding of both the theoretical foundations and practical applications within these fields. Over the past two decades, he has honed his expertise not only through rigorous academic study but also through extensive teaching experience, guiding students through the complexities of these disciplines and fostering a passion for innovation.

Beyond the classroom, Debashish has demonstrated remarkable versatility and leadership in software development, serving as both a team lead and research project lead. His hands-on experience in these roles has equipped him with a deep understanding of industry best practices, project management, and collaboration. As a software developer, Debashish has contributed to the creation of cutting-edge solutions, leveraging his expertise in machine learning and network security to develop robust and scalable software systems.

As a team lead, Debashish has excelled in guiding and mentoring colleagues, fostering a collaborative environment where innovation thrives. His leadership extends to research projects, where he has spearheaded initiatives aimed at addressing real-world challenges and pushing the boundaries of knowledge in their respective fields. Through his dedication to education, research, and practical application, Debashish continues to make a profound impact on the fields of machine learning, computer and network security, and software development, shaping the future of technology and inspiring the next generation of innovators.

Debashish holds a PhD and master’s degree in Computer Science focused on Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, a second master’s in Computer Science focused on Computer and Network Security  and a bachelor of engineering degree in Computer Science and Engineering.