After earning his Master’s Degree in Physics and a Master’s Degree in Electronics & Communication Engineering, he started his extensive Research and Development career at AT&T Bell Laboratories at Holmdel, New Jersey. The focal point of his research has always been in the field of advanced networking communication and cryptography. He participated in co-authoring Request for Proposals for Internet Engineering Tasks Force. His extensive research experience led contributed to the field of Random Byte Shuffling (RBS) data storage techniques. RBS transforms the digital information into a collection of random number of bytes. A hacker may steal users data files, but the hacker will not be able to extract any information out of the random shuffled bytes.