Robotics Enthusiast || CSWP || Embedded System Developer || Machine Learning Enthusiast
I am a fourth-year Mechanical Engineering student at Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, with a passion for Robotics, Machine Learning,
and Automotive Engineering. My academic journey has been enriched by hands-on project experience in these fields, including the development of electromechanical
systems as an active member of the Electrical Sub-team at "Team Interplanetar - BUET Mars Rover Team."
Complementing my theoretical knowledge, I have undertaken multiple machine learning projects, allowing me to dive deeper into this cutting-edge technology. With
proficiency in programming languages such as C, C++, and Python, I have honed my skills in coding and problem-solving.
Currently, I am actively seeking internship and research opportunities to apply my expertise in practical scenarios within the domains of Robotics, Machine Learning,
and Automotive Engineering. My goal is to leverage my academic background, technical proficiency, and project experience to contribute to innovative solutions and drive technological advancements.
Driven by curiosity and a commitment to excellence, I am eager to immerse myself in dynamic work environments that foster learning and growth. I am confident in my
ability to tackle complex challenges and deliver impactful results through my knowledge, skills, and unwavering dedication.
Education
Leadership Experience
Internship
As part of Team Interplanetar's Electrical subteam, I made significant contributions to the development of Prochesta v3.0, a Mars rover designed for international competitions like URC,ERC and ARC. My responsibilities included designing the Science Board PCB and the Wheel Driving Board PCB, crucial components for controlling scientific instruments and rover locomotion, respectively. I also debugged the rover's electrical system and executed the wiring assembly, ensuring optimal functionality. Prochesta v3.0 successfully participated in URC 2023, ERC 2023, ARC 2023 and ARC 2024.
As part of Team Interplanetar, I contributed to Prottasha v1.0, a concept Mars rover for the International Rover Design Challenge (IRDC). I designed the complete electrical system, integrating power, motor control, sensors, and communication components for efficient operations. Additionally, I engineered a heating system to protect the electronics from Mars' extreme cold temperatures. Prottasha v1.0's electrical and thermal designs, led by my efforts, played a key role in its IRDC participation, highlighting our team's conceptual capabilities.
As part of the Suspension team at Team AutoMaestro, I contributed significantly to the Formula Student race car project. I conducted knuckle simulations and analyses to optimize their design for structural integrity and performance, using computational modeling and finite element analysis. Additionally, I oversaw the manufacturing process of the knuckles, ensuring that fabrication was precise and aligned with the optimized designs.
Meet Team-Anything from Department of Mechanical Engineering, BUET, presenting 'Rollie Pollie: A Bio-inspired Rolling-Crawling Robot.' đ¤ Our innovative creation, inspired by the Cebrennus rechenbergi spider, combines walking and rolling for versatile terrain navigation. Enhanced with machine learning, it excels in interactive tasks and surveillance, offering solutions for remote inspections and search and rescue missions. WIth interactive engagements our robot can support you as a pet companion! đž
Developed a compact, scalable spiral plate heat exchanger for the food and beverage industry, optimized for high thermal efficiency and handling viscous, fouling fluids. The eco-friendly design uses river water as a cooling medium while ensuring safe discharge temperatures and easy maintenance for industrial use.
Phonix v1.0 is a bluetooth control car. I had made it to participate in the "Speed Racing" competition of my university. It is mainly an arduino based project. It's unique chassis design enables it to operate in both normal and upside down position. Speed and Direction of wheel rotation can be controlled by a android app, which is also designed by me.
Anisha v1.0 is a "Virtual Assistant". I created it with the help of Python. It can recognize human voices and vocally interact with its user. It can greet you according to date and time. It can play music randomly or according to your choice, send mail, search in Wikipedia, introduce itself, open any application,type on a word file, tell time and date, and provide full weather updates or any individual query for any region of the world. It can be fully controlled with voice commands.
Accepted for the ASHRAE Winter Conference 2026
Presented at the 15th International Conference on Mechanical Engineering (ICME 2025) and awarded the Best Paper Award.
Awarded the Undergraduate Program Equipment Grant of $260 by the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) for the project titled âDesign and Development of a Sustainable Spiral Plate Heat Exchanger for Industrial and Educational Applicationsâ in June 2025.
Awarded the Merit Scholarship by Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) in every semester for securing a position among the top merit holders in the Department of Mechanical Engineering.
Awarded the Deanâs List Scholarship by Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) in every semester in recognition of outstanding academic performance.