Achievement

• Received the Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant Award, Student Interface Awards for Excellence, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Arizona, 2026.

• Received the Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award, College of Engineering, University of Arizona, Fall 2025.

• Received the Best Poster Award at the 2025 ECE Graduate Student Poster Symposium, University of Arizona, for Dyn-A-Map: Dynamic AI-Model Mapping for Robust and Accurate MRAM-Based Analog Edge Computing.

• Received the Best Poster Design Concept Award at the 2024 ECE Graduate Student Poster Symposium, University of Arizona.

• Awarded the Herbold Fellowship for the first year of Ph.D. studies in Electrical and Computer Engineering.

• Selected as a DAC Young Fellow at the Design Automation Conference in 2024 and 2025.

• Selected as a Top 3 Finalist in the Chip In For Arizona Student Semiconductor Naming Competition, hosted by SEMI and the Arizona Commerce Authority, 2025.

• Graduated summa cum laude from North South University and ranked third among Electrical and Electronic Engineering graduates.

• Received a 100% tuition fee waiver from North South University and held admission merit-based scholarships for four consecutive years.

• Received a General Scholarship in the HSC Examination (58th position), 2014.

• Received a General Scholarship in the JSC Examination (32nd position), 2012.

• Received the Champion Team Award in the Innovation Challenge and Capstone Project Showcase organized by the ACM Student Chapter, North South University.

• Achieved fourth position in the POWERBUZZ Idea Generation Competition, organized by the IEEE NSU Power & Energy Society Student Branch Chapter, February 2018.

Travel Grants and Student Support

• Received a travel grant to attend the 44th IEEE VLSI Test Symposium (VTS) in Napa, California, April 2026.

• Awarded the Bangladesh–Sweden Trust Fund Travel Grant for the 2023–2024 session.

• Received $500 in travel support through the DAC Young Fellow program.

• Awarded the GPSC Basic Needs Microgrant, University of Arizona, 2024 and 2025.

Research Demonstration

Demonstrated a hardware security vulnerability in industrial Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) at the 2026 DAC University Demo Competition, showing how electromagnetic side-channel analysis can recover AES-128 encryption keys. .

Campus Activities

• Organized debates and cultural programs at school.

• Organized potlucks and Friday socials with the ECE Graduate Student Association, University of Arizona throughout the semester to encourage interaction and build connections among graduate students.