Mohsen EsfandyariDoulabi

I’m a second-year Ph.D. student in Computer Science at North Carolina State University, where I’m part of the Software Analysis and Testing (SWAT) Lab, advised by Prof. Marcelo d'Amorim.

. My research lies at the intersection of software testing, Large Language Models, and software security, where I explore how intelligent automation can make complex software more dependable and resilient.

I’m passionate about building tools that blend program analysis, learning models, and runtime experimentation to uncover hidden flaws and improve the reliability of modern software systems.</div>

Education

• 2024.08 - Now, Ph.D. student in Computer Science, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC. Supervisor: Marcelo d'Amorim.

• 2017.09 - 2022.05, Undergraduate student in Computer Engineering, Azad University, Tehran, IR.

Research Interests

My research is more focused on different aspects of softwares:

Software Testing

Designing automated, reproducible tests to validate functionality, catch regressions, and measure reliability at scale.

Generate Crashes in Compilers

Building fuzzing and differential-testing pipelines that synthesize tricky programs to expose compiler crash bugs and miscompilations.

Software Security

Discovering and mitigating vulnerabilities through static/dynamic analysis, secure coding, and verification to harden software systems.