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Research Experience
Research Experience
Member
Member
CFDHT Research Group
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET)
Nov 2021 - Present
As a member of our research group, I have gained considerable experience in both the theoretical and practical aspects of engineering. I have learned how to read and write research papers, which has been crucial for our collaborative efforts. My work has involved modeling and simulation, particularly in the areas of computational heat transfer and fluid dynamics, as well as control systems.
I was introduced to COMSOL simulation software, which I have used for all the research work I have been a part of here. I have used COMSOL as well as SolidWorks for modeling purposes. For post-processing, I have employed Tecplot and MATLAB, ensuring our data is thoroughly analyzed and presented accurately. I had the opportunity to present our findings in two different conferences. I had also the opportunity to publish one of these works as a conference proceeding.
Currently, I am focused on post-processing two different projects within our group. One project involves Computational Heat Transfer and Fluid Dynamics, while the other is centered on Control Systems.
Publication:
Investigated conjugate mixed convection heat transfer inside a partitioned cavity was, assessed Overall thermal performance for different parameters and partition geometries, with streamline plots and isotherms visualized, evaluated the average Nusselt number distribution under various conditions.
Conference Presentation:
1. Numerical Analysis of Conjugate MHD Mixed Convection in a Lid-Driven Partitioned Cavity
22nd International Mathematics Conference , University of Dhaka, 2021
2. Assessment of Overall Thermal Performance of Conjugate Pure Mixed Convection in a Lid-Driven Partitioned Cavity
4th International Conference on Industrial & Mechanical Engineering and Operations Management, Dhaka, 2021
Undergraduate Thesis
Undergraduate Thesis
Title: Magneto Hydrodynamic Mixed Convection in a Lid-Driven Cavity with Nanofluids
Supervisor: Dr. Aloke Kumar Mozumder, Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, BUET
For my undergraduate thesis, I investigated the tricky realm of computational fluid dynamics and conjugate heat transfer analysis. Using my past experience with numerical heat transfer problems, I undertook a thorough investigation of MHD mixed convection within a partitioned chamber filled with nanofluid.
I used COMSOL for this project, devoting a large amount of time to ensuring accurate simulations and visuals. My analysis focused on the corresponding changes in flow and thermal fields under various situations, such as flow velocities, magnetic fields, lid velocities, volume fractions, and roughness element amplitude and frequency. I also looked at how the number and thickness of partitions, as well as the base fluid and nanoparticles, affected the results. I was able to build correlations for the Nusselt Number under various settings.
This research not only enhanced my grasp of heat transfer and fluid dynamics, but it also helped me improve my skills with advanced simulation tools such as COMSOL.
Academic Contributions
Co-author
Co-author
Gonit Olympiader Hate Khori
(Introduction to Math Olympiad)
I have always had a fascination for writing, which dates back to my early years. I've had a lot of writing experiences over the years, leading to this wonderful chance to write a math book. One of my favorite subjects has always been mathematics, thus I tried to make sure that the concepts were as clear as possible. I was able to combine my passion for math and my love of writing for this project, which aimed to make the topic interesting and approachable for readers.
Professional Experience
Professional Experience
Academic Team Member
Bangladesh Mathematical Olympiad
Jan 2020 - Present
Academic Team Member
Bangladesh Mathematical Olympiad
Jan 2020 - Present
I was incredibly inspired by my experience competing in the Bangladesh Mathematical Olympiad during my secondary and higher secondary school years. The thrill of solving challenging problems and communicating with fellow math enthusiasts left a lasting impression on me. Now, I am thrilled to be part of the very event that once motivated me. My involvement includes creating questions and checking papers, ensuring that the problems are both challenging and fair. Additionally, I volunteer to organize various segments of the Olympiad, from coordinating with schools to managing the logistics on the day of the event.
This role allows me to give back to the community and contribute to an event that has played a significant role in shaping my academic journey. It’s incredibly rewarding to see young students experience the same excitement and inspiration that I once felt. Being on the organizing side has also taught me valuable skills in event management, teamwork, and communication. I am proud to be part of an initiative that fosters a love for mathematics and encourages students to push their boundaries. This experience not only allows me to share my passion for math but also to help nurture the next generation of problem solvers and critical thinkers.
Mechanical and Manufacturing Sub team member
Team Interplaneter
Feb 2021- Dec 2022
Mechanical and Manufacturing Sub team member
Team Interplaneter
Feb 2021- Dec 2022
I had the incredible experience of seeing how real engineering works, and I had an absolute blast. This journey taught me how to implement theoretical knowledge into real-world applications. I had the opportunity to work on designing and manufacturing a rover, primarily using SolidWorks for modeling and simulation.
Part of the process involved buying raw materials, which gave me valuable marketing and budgeting experience, especially since we had to work on a low budget. My main focus was on designing mechanical systems such as the suspension and drill, as well as the wheels, chassis, and truss structure.
I also participated in numerous competitions, with a highlight being winning the Innovation Award at the International Planetary Aerial Systems Challenge. This experience not only honed my engineering skills but also reinforced my passion for problem-solving and innovation.
Please find the designs here: Project Works
Finance Secretary
BUET Brain Teaser Club Nov 2022 – July 2023
Finance Secretary
BUET Brain Teaser Club Nov 2022 – July 2023
Almost three years after joining the BUET Brain Teaser Club, I was promoted to Finance Secretary, which came with additional responsibilities. One of the most exciting opportunities in this role was arranging a math Olympiad that was open to all schools and colleges across the country. Besides managing the finances, I also worked on preparing questions and checking papers. Additionally, I was involved in recruiting new members for the club, organizing small quiz segments, and managing the club stall during the open day. This experience allowed me to blend my organizational skills with my passion for mathematics, contributing to an event that inspired many young minds.
Deputy academic coordinator
BUET Brain Teaser Club
Jan 2019 - Nov 2022
Deputy academic coordinator
BUET Brain Teaser Club
Jan 2019 - Nov 2022
This was the first club that I joined, and it was the perfect fit given my previous experience participating in math Olympiads. This background allowed me to contribute effectively from the start. I worked on organizing workshops and Olympiads, which involved meticulous planning and coordination. Additionally, I was involved in recruitment and outreach efforts, helping to bring in new members and expand the club’s presence. This role not only honed my organizational and leadership skills but also deepened my passion for mathematics and community engagement.
Campus Ambassador
IEEE Jahangirnagar University Student Branch
2019
Campus Ambassador
IEEE Jahangirnagar University Student Branch
2019
I learned how to bridge communication between two different universities, acting as a medium of communication. This role involved facilitating interactions and collaborations, helping students from my university get involved in the activities of another campus. I also assisted students in joining intra-university contests, fostering a network that enhanced their academic and extracurricular experiences. This experience not only improved my communication and organizational skills but also highlighted the importance of collaboration and networking in academic environments.
Teaching Experience
Teaching Experience
Mentor
Mentor
Science Coaching
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Dec 2017 - Present
Mentored Courses:
Physics (O and A level equivalent), Mathematics (O and A level equivalent)
I’ve always had a knack for teaching, and I was thrilled by the opportunities to mentor young students from secondary and higher secondary levels. Teaching math and physics, equivalent to O and A levels, was incredibly rewarding. This experience significantly improved my communication and presentation skills. Initially, I felt hesitant to speak in front of a large group of learners, but I learned from my mistakes and took the role seriously. Over time, I became more confident and effective in my teaching methods.
I got to know how to teach both individual students and groups, tailoring my approach to suit different learning styles. I worked on identifying and addressing the specific problems that students faced, which often required a lot of patience and creativity. Motivating students was another key aspect of my role, as was designing exam questions and checking papers. I also conducted both theoretical and problem-solving classes, which helped me understand how different people learn in various ways.
I truly love sharing knowledge and helping others understand complex concepts. Seeing the moment when a student grasps a difficult idea is immensely satisfying. This passion for teaching not only allowed me to connect with students but also to inspire them to pursue their own academic interests. The entire journey was a great learning experience for me, and it reinforced my belief in the importance of education and mentorship.
Industrial Experience
Industrial Experience
Industrial Trainee
Industrial Trainee
Khulna Power Company Limited
Oct 2022 - Nov 2022
I had the invaluable opportunity to gain hands-on experience in power generation and distribution during a three-week industrial training program. This training allowed me to explore various power generation methods and cycles, providing a comprehensive understanding of the field. I gained first-hand experience with oil-based power generation, learning the working principles of an oil-based power production unit.
During the training, I visited several key facilities, including the engine room, control room, oil plant, quality control plant, and maintenance plant. I also worked on maintenance and storage facilities, which gave me practical insights into the operational aspects of power plants. Additionally, I learned about essential safety protocols, ensuring a safe working environment.
In my free time, I also visited three under-construction power plants: the Rupsha 800-Megawatt Combined Cycle Power Plant, the Rampal 1320 MW (BIFPCL) Coal Power Plant, and the Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant, with the help of alumni from my university. This experience highlighted the significant differences between theoretical knowledge and applied engineering. It was eye-opening to see how concepts learned in the classroom are implemented in real-world scenarios, and it greatly enhanced my understanding of the practical challenges and solutions in power generation and distribution.
Memberships & Affiliations
Memberships & Affiliations
Member - IMechE BUET Student Chapter
My journey with Institution of Mechanical Engineers(IMechE) has been enriched by various experiences that have helped me grow both personally and professionally. I attended several seminars on topics such as the professional life of engineers and the opportunities available for engineers in Bangladesh. These seminars provided valuable insights and broadened my understanding of the engineering landscape in my country.
Additionally, I participated in the Speak Out for Engineering Entrants (SOFE) competition arranged by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE). This competition was a fantastic platform to hone my public speaking and presentation skill. These experiences have been instrumental in shaping my career path and enhancing my professional development.
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