About Me

I am a final-trimester Computer Science & Engineering student at United International University, Dhaka, with a CGPA of 3.93/4.00. My coursework — from Digital Image Processing to Machine Learning — pulled me toward the intersection of Computer Vision, Human-Computer Interaction, and Assistive Technology.

A recurring question runs through my work: how can intelligent systems genuinely help people? My undergraduate thesis, Bridging the Gap, studies how vulnerable communities — older adults and younger users — perceive AI-generated synthetic media, and turns those insights into an AI-awareness tool built from participants' own data. Alongside it, I am developing SIDAS, a wearable assistive navigation system for visually impaired users.

Teaching runs parallel to my research. I have served as an Undergraduate Teaching Assistant at UIU since 2023, and I run Diganta Coaching Center, where I teach school students — daily proof that explaining an idea clearly is as demanding, and as rewarding, as building one.

“Looking for opportunities to build intelligent, human-centric systems for practical applications — through teaching, research, collaboration, and further studies.”