I am currently a lead  AI Researcher (Healthcare) at the Human Technology Interaction (HTI) Lab and a Ph.D. candidate from Biomedical Engineering in University of Southern California (USC). 

My current research, in collaboration with Johnson & Johnson MedTech, is focused on co-developing AI-powered digital assistant tools for the post-operative team to predict surgical site outcomes. I am also collaborating with clinicians from Shirley Ryan Ability Lab for developing a digital assistant for assessing human movement performance in upper body rehabilitation.

 Previously, I worked at Interactive Neuro-rehabilitation Lab ( INR ) at University of Southern California as a research assistant. My research focused on understanding upper extremity stroke survivor's movement patterns and developing digital assistants for the expert clinicians.   

I graduated from Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology with a BS.C. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. I designed a low-cost automated injecting device that can find vein location and draw blood from the vein using an injection. I also worked on musical beat detection that exploits extensive signal analysis skills. 

I enjoy going for a hike, playing cricket and soccer, reading, and listening to music in my free time!