Mohammed Hassan is a skilled software engineer with a diverse background in both the industry and academia. Experience includes a role at Rubrik, Inc. as a member of the metadata team, where significant contributions involved implementing the Copyset feature for enhanced reliability in distributed systems. Currently, Mohammed works at Google within the SWE Analytics and Experiments (FOX) team, with prior experience in the SWE Spanner team. Academic experience includes serving as a lecturer at United International University, teaching subjects such as Algorithms, Data Structures, and C Programming, as well as research and teaching assistance at George Mason University, focusing on computation offloading and cloud storage solutions. Additional intern experience includes positions at NetApp and SAP, contributing to improvements in file systems and backend development. Mohammed holds a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science and Engineering from Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology and a Ph.D. in Computer Science from George Mason University.
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