He is an electrical engineer and educator with a Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from a U.S. public research university. Their research specializes in biomedical signal processing, particularly the automated detection of artifacts in EEG data using unsupervised machine learning algorithms. They have published in reputable journals and conferences on topics including event-related potentials, P300 feature extraction, and power electronics. With over a decade of teaching experience spanning both Bangladesh and the United States, they have instructed a wide range of undergraduate courses in electrical circuits, electronics, control systems, power electronics, and mechatronics. Their technical skills include MATLAB, Python, PyTorch, SQL, and embedded systems. They are currently serving as an instructor and adjunct faculty at technical colleges and universities in Georgia, continuing to bridge academia and applied engineering education.