Ph.D. Computer Science candidate at New York University

Working in Systems group Systems@NYU

Office: Room 444, 60 5th Avenue, New York, NY 10011

mh6218@nyu.edu

haseeb.luminite@gmail.com

Research Interests

1. Computer Networks
2. Distributed Systems
3. Cloud Computing
4. AR/VR streaming

Research Papers

Jasper: Design and Implementation of A Scalable Cloud Hosted Financial Exchange

• Arxiv Link
• Under submission

QuEST: Fast, Expressive, and Cheap Analytics for Distributed Traces Using Cloud Storage

• Accepted at CloudDB Workshop @ VLDB'23. Link
• Authors: Jessica Berg, Muhammad Haseeb, Haiming Chen, Yaojia Ju, Anirudh Sivaraman, Ravi Netravali and Srinivas Narayana

To Block or Not To Block: Accelerating Mobile Webpages On-The-Fly Through JavaScript Classification

• Accepted at ICTD'22. Link
• Authors: M Chaqfeh, M Haseeb, W Hashmi, P Inshuti, M Ramesh, M Varvello, F Zaffar, L Subramanian, Y Zaki

Using Application Layer Banner Data to Automatically Identify IoT Devices

• Accepted at ACM Sigcomm CCR, July 2020: Link
  Also, a poster of this work got accepted at IMC Reproducibilty Track 2019
• Authors: T Javed, M Haseeb, M Abdullah, M Javed

Ongoing Research Projects

High Performance and Scalable Multicast As A Cloud Service

• Designed and implemented a low-latency and scalable multicast service
• Used kernel-bypass techniques (DPDK) for achieving ultra-low latency
• Achieved better latency and scalability than the multicast provided by AWS Transit Gateway

Real Time Volumetric Videos streaming

• Designed and implemented a scalable streaming system that can adapt to network conditions and serve heterogeneous clients using minimal resources
• Designed an encoder/decoder for point cloud data that can tolerate packet losses
• Desgined a low latency transcoding mechanism for point clouds

Service Mesh Based Microservices Authorization For Byzantine Environments

• Designed a new access control system, Path Aware Access Control that takes into account the path a user request follows in a microservices application before allowing it to access some microservice(s)

Experience

Networking Research Intern at Nokia Bell Labs, Murray Hill, NJ, USA

• Led a project for designing and developing a streaming service for AR/VR content
• Designed and implemented a scalable streaming system that can adapt to network conditions and serve heterogeneous clients using minimal resources
• Designed an encoder/decoder for point cloud data that can tolerate packet losses

Software Engineer at PosterMyWall, Pakistan

• Secured the product website by eliminating critical security vulnerabilities (XSS, CSRF, IDOR, potential Brute Force Attacks)
• Designed and implemented an access control system for different tools of the company
• Setup CI/CD pipeline along with a testing infrastructure
• Created a disaster recovery mechanism for the company’s infrastructure hosted on AWS
• Worked with various AWS services: EC2, S3, CloudFormation, CloudWatch, CodeDeploy

Patents

A METHOD TO ENABLE FAST TRANSMISSION AND PROCESSING OF 3D TELEPRESENCE DATA ENCODED AS OCTREES

• Approved by Nokia's Board "Wireline Networks Patent Board".
• Under submission to USPTO.

Awards

Nokia Bell Labs Outstanding Student Research Award 2023

• For my work on volumetric videos streaming.
• Check out the wall plaque Bell Labs sent me.