Injamamul Haque Sonet is a NASA-recognized Education Technologist, Software Security Engineer, and AI researcher focused on building secure, interactive, and impactful digital learning systems. He served as the System Architect and Technical Lead of Team Diamonds, the global champion team behind Diamond in the Sky at the NASA International Space Apps Challenge 2022. The project introduced an interactive, game-based educational experience that encouraged children to explore space science through curiosity, learning, and critical thinking; earned the Global Most Inspirational Award; and received official recognition at NASA Headquarters.

As a Software Security Engineer at Washington University of Science and Technology, he works at the intersection of cybersecurity, agentic AI, software architecture, and education technology. His work emphasizes resilient digital learning systems, secure software design, and local-remote hybrid architectures.

His active research on the sustainability of next-generation education in the era of agentic AI inspired him to build FairMark AI, an AI-powered learning assessment transparency platform that explores how responsible AI can support interactive evaluation, academic integrity, and scalable educational innovation.

As a proven global expert and experienced evaluator of human potential, Sonet has contributed as a global expert, mentor, and judge across prestigious innovation and technology programs, including the Conrad Challenge, the NASA Space Apps Challenge, QS Reimagine Education Award, and many others. His evaluation experience spans space technology, education innovation, cybersecurity, and responsible AI systems, demonstrating a sustained record of assessing high-impact ideas and emerging talent across global technology communities.