About Me

Hello! I’m Md. Ikrama Hossain, a final-year student of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at the Islamic University of Technology (IUT). My journey began at Faujdarhat Cadet College, where I learned how to manage time, responsibilities, and pressure — lessons that have shaped both my academic discipline and mindset for life.

From an early stage in university, I was drawn to building things — robots, circuits, systems. My passion for robotics and embedded systems helped me grow into someone who loves solving problems hands-on and working with people from different backgrounds. Over time, this curiosity expanded beyond robotics into VLSI, machine learning, and photonics, where I found new ways to combine logic, intelligence, and physical design.

Right now, I’m working on my thesis in Optimizing plasmonic sensor,logic gates using reinforcement learning, where I aim to reduce design time and complexity in order to create more efficient optical devices for biosensing and next-generation photonic applications. It’s a space where science meets innovation — and where I feel most at home.

But engineering isn’t all I care about. I love football, traveling, and hiking, and I often find inspiration while exploring new places or walking unfamiliar paths. Whether I’m working in a lab or trekking through hills, I’ve always believed in staying connected — not just digitally, but emotionally and intellectually — to the world around me.

I take pride in leading wherever I go, not through titles, but by helping ideas move forward and empowering others to build alongside me. For me, engineering is not just a profession — it’s a way to create, to understand, and to contribute to something bigger.

And through it all, I live by one simple belief:

"Learn every day, build through deeds, not words."

If you’ve made it this far — thank you. Feel free to explore the rest of my work. You’re always welcome to reach out