About Me

Latiful Kabir

Passionate about Physics & Programming

Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind.

Hi, This is Latiful Kabir, a programmer by profession and passion.

My key areas of computing skills are the object-oriented programming in C++/Java/Python, algorithm, data structure, multithreading, grid computing, TCP/IP protocol, data quality and development of scientific software. Currently, I am working as an Applications Engineer in the Collider-Accelerator Department of the the Brookhaven National Lab (BNL) where I write custom controls software to support the operations of the collider/accelerator at RHIC. Previously, I worked as a postdoctoral scholar at the University of California, Riverside and was stationed at BNL where I was involved in the STAR experiment and the EIC efforts. I also worked as a postdoctoral research associate at the Mississippi State University and was stationed at Jefferson Lab (JLab). At JLab, I was involved in Hall B (CLAS collaboration) and Hall C.

Prior to my postdoctoral appointments, I was stationed at the Oak Ridge National Lab as part of the PhD research project. My Grad school was the University of Kentucky where I finished my course work before moving to the Oak Ridge National Lab.

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Email : siplukabir@gmail.com
Website : latifkabir.github.io
Git Account : https://github.com/latifkabir
Adresse : Long Island
NY, USA

Programming Languages

Years of Data Analysis Experience

University PhD

Projects Done

My Works (Physics)

Publications: Inspire - Google Scholar - ORCID

Hadronic Parity Violation at SNS (Defense Talk)
Computing for the n-3He Experiment at SNS (Talk)
Geant4 Simulation for the n-3He Experiment at SNS (Talk)
Data Acquisition System for the n-3He Experiment at SNS (Poster)
CLAS Objective ROOT Analysis for 12 GeV (Talk)

Lambda Hadronization Studies using EG2 Data in Hall B (Talk)
Color Transparency Experiment with 12 GeV Beam in Hall C (Talk)
GEM Detector as an Active Sieve in Hall C (Poster)
Drift Chamber Calibration for CLAS12 in Hall B (Talk)
Addressing Hall B Computing Challenges in the 12 GeV Era (Talk)

My Works (Computing)

Computing Projects - Analysis Library - Framework Development

Bright-STAR: Analyzer for the STAR data at RHIC, BNL (Git Repo)
COBRA12: ROOT-based analysis Tools for CLAS12 at JLab (Git Repo)
CT12GeV: Analyzer for the Color Transparency Expt at 12 GeV in Hall C at JLab (Git Repo)
GEM-Tracker: Clustering Algorithm for GEM detector in Hall C at JLab (Git Repo)
EG2 Analyzer: Analyzer for the Hadronization Analysis with CLAS EG2 Data (Details)

DataExplorer: Java-based data explorer GUI for CLAS in Hall B at JLab (Git Repo)
n3HeSoft: Software for the n-3He Experiment at SNS, ORNL (Project page) (Git Repo)
n3HeSimulation: Geant4 Simulation for the n-3He Experiment at SNS, ORNL (Details)
Bornali: An English to Bengali Dictionary as Browser Add-on/Extension (App Store)
Programmable Robot: Programming robotic arm that can move in 3D space (Git Repo)

My Skills

C++/C

Have a good command with C++ (and C) in OOP approach.

Python

Other language I prefer to work with.

Unix

The environment and OS I am most comfortable to work with.

Git

My essential tool for version control.

Java

Have control on Java.

Html

I can manage all of my web development needs.

Numerical Analysis 85%
ROOT ( OOP based massive data analysis framework ) 90%

Numerical Simulation 85%
Data Analysis 92%

I have work Experience at

My Resume

Present
Writing Custom Controls Software

To Keep the Collider/Accelerator Operational

We write controls software for hundreds of custom hardware for the Collider-Accelerator Department.
2021 to Present
Applications Engineer

at Brookhaven National Laboratory

I am an Applications Engineer in the Collider-Accelerator Department at BNL.
2021 to Present
Education
1st Post-doctoral Appointment

at Mississippi State University/JLab

I worked as a postdoctoral research associate at the Mississippi State University and was stationed at Jefferson Lab (JLab). At JLab, I was involved in Hall B (CLAS collaboration) and Hall C.
2017 to 2019
2nd Post-doctoral Appointment

For Postdoctoral Work

I worked as a postdoctoral scholar at the University of California, Riverside and was stationed at BNL where I was involved in the STAR experiment and the EIC efforts.
2019 to 2021
PhD in Physics

University of Kentucky

I completed my PhD in physics from the University of Kentucky.
2010 - 2017
MS in Physics

University of Kentucky

I was awarded MS in Physics for successfully completing the course work for the PhD program.
2010 - 2013
MS in Theoretical Physics

University of Dhaka

I completed MS in Theoretical Physics at University of Dhaka before coming to the US for higer study.
2007 - 2008
BS in Physics

University of Dhaka

I completed BS in Physics at University of Dhaka for my undergrad.
2001 - 2006

My Speciality

Why you might want to care about me

If you are looking for a Physicist who is also a professional programmer at the same time, then there are NOT a lot out there. In that case you might want to take a closer look of my profile. ”

“I am comfortable with multiple programming languages including OOP in C++. Any new language is merely few new conventions and I can master in the shortest possible time.”

“For the past couple of years I have spent analyzing massive amount of data at Oak Ridge National Lab.”

“’Having a University PhD in Physics gives me more than enough analytical ability to apply for any sort of complex analysis.”