Mr. Towshik Anam Taj completed both his undergraduate and postgraduate degree from BRAC University in Computer Science and Computer Science and Engineering respectively. He has been awarded the prestigious Vice-Chancellor’s Gold Medal recently for his performance in postgraduate studies. He has served the university as a student tutor which is equivalent to undergraduate teaching assistant during his undergraduate days and was awarded with certification by the Department of Computer Science and Engineering for his services. Mr. Towshik Anam Taj has also worked as a Junior SQA Automation Engineer in Automation Solutionz, a Canada based software firm who provides testing solutions for large scale software and mobile applications.

Mr. Towshik Anam Taj is currently serving as an adjunct lecturer in the same department and has experience on teaching a broader range of courses starting from Introduction to Computer Science, Digital Logic Design to teaching advanced level courses such as Artificial Intelligence, Computer Networks etc. His research interests include Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Cyber Security, Cryptography and other subdomains of the mentioned research areas. He has published research articles in the area of Artificial Intelligence and Cryptography under prestigious conferences and journals and he is currently working on numerous research projects which are exploring various research domains such as Computer Vision, Machine Learning associated Cyber Security etc. 

• Taj, T. A., & Hossain, M. I. (2024). A multi-level random key cryptosystem based on DNA encoding and state-changing mealy machine. Journal of Information Security and Applications, 83, 103760. doi:10.1016/j.jisa.2024.103760
• D. F. Dofadar, R. H. Khan, S. Hasan, T. A. Taj, A. Shakil and M. Majumdar, "A Hybrid Evolutionary Approach to Solve University Course Allocation Problem," 2021 International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Blockchain Technology (AIBT), Beijing, China, 2021, pp. 48-52, doi: 10.1109/AIBT53261.2021.00015.

• Vice Chancellor's Gold Medal for Postgraduate Program
• Merit Scholarship Based on Undergraduate and Postgraduate Academic Results