Murtaza Siddiqi (Ph.D.)
Assistant Professor
UTSA (University of Texas at San Antonio)
Faculty | UTSA Department of Computer Science
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Domain: Cyber Security, Machine Learning, Network Intrusion Detection Systems (NIDS)
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Academics
2018 - 2022
Ph.D.
Domain: Network Security, Machine Learning, Social Engineering, Cybersecurity
Intelligent Security System Lab. Dept. of Information&Communication Engineering, Y.U, South Korea.
2008 - 2011
M.S
Specialization in Networks and Telecommunication from M.A.J University
Thesis: A Two Way Node Authentication Algorithm for Wireless Sensor Network (Design and Implementation Using Simulation)
2004 - 2007
B.S
Specialization in Computer Science from Greenwich University
Work Experience
September 2013
Present
Educationalist
Assistant Professor
Computer Science
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Assistant Professor UTSA (2022 - Current)
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Assistant Professor (BPS19) SIBA University (2017 - 2022).
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Assistant Professor SZABIST University (2013 - 2017).
May 2022
October 2022
Post-doctoral Researcher
Yeungnam University (Y.U), South Korea.
Intelligent Security System Lab.
Department of Information&Communication Engineering.​
Field Experience
April 2011
March 2012
Post: Field Team Leader Organization: United Nations
August 2010
October 2011
Post: I.T Manager Organization: Hira Foundation
September 2009
August 2010
Post: I.T Office Organization: Beacon House School System
October 2005
June 2008
Post: Team Lead Organization: World Call Telecom
November 2004
September 2005
Post: I.T Officer Organization: Karachi Grammar School
Published Work
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Google Scholar Profile
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Research Gate
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Orcid: 0000-0002-8993-7427
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Scopus Author ID: 57211288715
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SciProfiles: 632028
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Web of Science ResearcherID: AID-3106-2022
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Project Management
Projects:
1 - Satellite Communication (Very Small Aperture Terminal – VSAT)
Project description: The primary purpose of the project was to analyze the feasibility of VSAT communication in Disaster affected areas.
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2 - Tsunami Warning System
Project description: The study was focused on Tsunami Warning System. The core purpose was to study existing Tsunami warning systems and how they operate. The report contained the future deployment of such a system in coastal areas of Sindh.
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