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Hillsboro, Oregon, United States

Gainesville, Florida

Interdisciplinary Microsystems Group (IMG), Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering• Led power and energy research team of 6 members in the development of wireless micro-power systems to achieve project goals• Oversaw MEMS design, modeling and analysis, process development, and system-level integration• Attained 8 peer-reviewed journal publications and conference proceedings so far• Spearheaded project management for multiple projects funded through MIST Center, NSF I/UCRC and DARPA• Managed cross-functional collaborations, delivered final reports and coordinated grant writing tasks• Earned Certified Publons Academy Mentor recognition by providing mentorship and one-on-one educational opportunities• Reviewed and edited 50+ scientific articles, assessed peer-reviewed journals and international conference transcripts• Edited special section of IEEE Access journal and maintained documentation efforts

Salt Lake City, Utah, Usa

Self-Powered Sensing Laboratory, Department of Mechanical Engineering• Piloted design, implementation and system-level demonstrations of pioneering energy harvesting methods to achieve design goals for industry-sponsored wearable project• Designed and fabricated prototype devices for experimental corroboration of developed models, performance benchmarking, and engineering development• Assessed energy harvesting potential from body-induced motion by coordinating collection, analysis and documentation of scientific data• Coordinated business case development, delivered technical presentations and documentation within established timeframe, and led relationship management• Maintained cross-disciplinary collaborations and monitored students’ coordination and progress in multiple research projects• Published research findings and experimental results to peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings• Reviewed scientific articles for reputed journal and conference that led to Outstanding Reviewer Recognition Award• Led editing special issue for Shock & Vibration journal in collaboration with researchers from UK, China and USA

Seoul, South Korea

Advanced Sensors and Energy Research (ASER) Laboratory (former MiNDaP Lab.), Department of Electronic Engineering• Championed technical proficiency by leveraging MEMS transducers design, micro/nano device fabrication and system-level integration skills• Researched, developed and implemented novel energy harvesting methods from low-frequency vibrations and human body-induced motion• Orchestrated device research in laboratory and real world settings • Published 10+ peer-reviewed journal articles, 10+ conference proceedings and 2 registered patents• Received prestigious BK21 scholarship for graduate research• Earned Student Travel Grant from Transducers Research Foundation, USA• Spearheaded educational initiatives, planned and conducted weekly small lecture-style classes to multiple groups of undergraduate students for their senior design projects. • Trained 10+ graduate students from theory to hands-on laboratory experimentation• Maintained collaboration among partner organizations/institutes for successful delivery of project reports• Formulated standard methodologies for vibration and shock based energy harvesting devices and drafted standardization documents

Dhaka, Bangladesh

Department of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering• Taught undergraduate courses, directed laboratory activities of 150+ students per semester and offered mentorship opportunities to support students.• Designed and integrated teaching materials and improved methods, leveraged technical engineering skills to streamline academic processes• Gained administrative, organizational, management, and teaching skills through services to the department, faculty and university• Oversaw junior faculty recruitment process and curriculum development for the department• Supervised undergraduate students’ thesis and projects and prepared them for presentations at technical conferences• Spearheaded establishing collaboration with industrial and professional organizations to create internship and job opportunities

Dhaka, Bangladesh

Experimental Physics Division, Atomic Energy Center Dhaka (AECD) • Researched synthesis and characterization of thermally grown semiconductor thin films• Utilized vacuum evaporator for film preparation, used XRD and UV-VIS-NIR spectrophotometer to study film properties• Analyzed experimentally obtained test results with custom developed computer program• Plotted and presented film assessment report, drafted and delivered conference lecture, led efforts to write manuscripts• Produced peer-reviewed journal article, international conference presentation, and graduate thesis

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Electrical And Electronics Engineering

Dissertation: Wideband Energy Harvesting from Low Frequency Vibrations using Mechanical Impact based Frequency Up-conversion Mechanism PhD.

Master Of Science (Msc) & Bachelor Of Science (Bsc), Electrical And Electronic Engineering

MSc Thesis: Growth and Characterization of Zinc Selenide (ZnSe) Thin Films Supervisor: Prof. M. Ruhul Amin Bhuiyan, PhD BSc Project.