About

Mohammad Ghazanfar is an Engineer at Confluent, with a passion for software architecture and design. He is an aspiring software architect and a best outgoing student, who enjoys engineering software and contributing to the architecture, design, and implementation at Confluent. Currently, Mohammad is a Research Intern at the Center for Cloud Computing and Big Data, where he is working on algorithms for mining time series using GPGPUs running CUDA, with support from GE. Previously, he has worked as an Engineering Intern at Morgan Stanley, where he was involved in developing a tool for testing Informatica workflows, and as an Intern at Nutanix, where he owned and tested the one-click ESXi to AHV hypervisor conversion feature offered by the Nutanix platform. Mohammad has a Bachelor's Degree in Information Science from PES University, where he studied from 2012 to 2016. He also has an ISC in Computer Science from Presidency School, where he studied from 2010 to 2012, and completed his High School education from the same school in 2010. With over 7 years of relevant experience, Mohammad's tech stack includes Software Engineering, Senior Software Engineering, Python, Golang, QA, and Infra. He is a skilled engineer who is always eager to learn and take on new challenges in the field of software architecture and design.