Anam Farrukh

Anam Farrukh is a PhD student in Computer Engineering at Boston University, currently pursuing her doctoral studies in the Department of Computer Science.12 She is a member of the BU Operating Systems and Services (BOSS) research group, where she works as a real-time core system's researcher under the guidance of her advisor, Doctor Who.14

Research Focus

Anam's current research topic revolves around Fly-OS, which appears to be a rate-adaptive mixed criticality scheduler design and implementation.26 Her work is primarily focused on real-time systems, as evidenced by her position as a PhD Research Fellow in the Real-Time Systems Lab at Boston University.5

Academic Background

Prior to her doctoral studies, Anam completed her A Levels in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Math at Resource Academia. She began her PhD program at Boston University in 2016 and is continuing her studies to the present day.2

Professional Experience

Before joining Boston University, Anam worked as:

• Software Engineer at Techlogix
• Cloud Support Engineer3

Additional Roles and Responsibilities

During her time at Boston University, Anam has taken on several additional roles:

1. Student Research Advisor: She has guided undergraduate students with their senior year thesis projects from 2020 to 2022.5
2. Reviewer: Anam has served as a reviewer for Transactions on Computer-Aided Design (TCAD) of Integrated Circuits and Systems since 2017.7

Anam Farrukh's LinkedIn profile can be found under the username anam-farrukh-1a990a49, where more details about her professional experience and academic journey are available.3