Thuan Pham is currently a Research Fellow at Monash University, working on scalable and high-performance fuzz testing to improve the reliability of software systems running on IoT devices, mobile devices, personal computers, and servers. Before joining Monash, he worked in the TSUNAMi research center (National University of Singapore) which focuses on software and system security. He received his Ph.D. degree in Computer Science from the National University of Singapore (NUS) in July 2017. His research, in collaborations with companies and government agencies, has led to many papers published at premier journals and conferences (e.g., TSE, ICSE, ASE, ICST, CCS) as well as one US patent. He has developed several well-received security testing tools (e.g., AFLGo, AFLSmart, AFLNet), that have found 100+ (critical) vulnerabilities in large real-world software systems (e.g., PDFium, FFmpeg, LibXML2, LibAV, LibPNG, Binutils). His research has been featured in media channels like Theregister.co.uk and Securityweek.com.