Md.Kamruzzaman Khan

With over a decade in service provider operations, I have led the design, optimization, and management of nationwide IP networks in Bangladesh — from rural broadband initiatives to next-generation connectivity deployments. Currently serving as Asst Manager at SSD-TECH (AS63526), my focus is on network optimization, bandwidth management, and expanding Internet access to undeserved regions. My technical background spans IP/MPLS architecture, BGP routing, L2/L3 VPNs, and Internet Exchange (IX) peering. I am also passionate about innovation-driven deployments, including WiFi-Hat community broadband solutions, NTTN upgrades, and rural fiber expansions. Beyond operations, I mentor field engineers, standardize troubleshooting processes, and drive cost-effective solutions to complex networking challenges. What sets me apart is the blend of industry practice and academic research: I am currently pursuing an M.Sc. in Computer Science and Engineering at North South University. My research interests focus on advanced networking, infrastructure optimization, and rural connectivity models. This has led to global recognition: APNIC 60 Speaker (2025): My proposal “Bangladesh_IPv6_Crisis_Myths_VS_Reality” was accepted for the Lightning Talk session. I will address key misconceptions and realities surrounding IPv6 adoption in Bangladesh. Telecom & Digital Innovation Fair 2025 (BTRC): Selected as a Top 20 Finalist for my “Hybrid Rural Internet Solution for Bangladesh” — a solo project leveraging PTP microwave and multi-SIM LTE to bridge the digital divide. Competing alongside national operators validated my ability to innovate independently. I am also an Active Graduate Member of IEEE (ID: 99416535), collaborating with Region 10 experts and leveraging IEEE Xplore to stay at the forefront of networking research.