Hi there!
I am currently teaching as Lecturer at the Institute of Water and Flood Management (IWFM), BUET. As for my academic background, I am a Civil Engineering graduate from the Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET). I have completed my MSc with a focus on CFD to study storm surge impact on estuarine bridge systems using SPH.

My interest in water resource engineering stems from my passion to decipher and understand its system-wide complexities. It baffles me how everything just fits together in the intricate riverine and coastal systems, synchronized harmoniously!  My research experience primarily focuses on the hydro-morphological study of riverine and estuarine systems, coastal dynamics & hazards, climate change impact, and remote sensing applications. These stem from my opportunity to work on multiple collaborative research projects at IWFM, funded by local and foreign research grants. In addition, I have advanced training in climate change models and experience in working with DELFT3D, SWAT, DualSPHysics, SWMM, and RS-GIS datasets (e.g., SRTM, Landsat, Sentinel-2, ERA5, APHRODITE, INCOIS, GES DISC). My programming skills extend to Python, MATLAB, R, C++, and XML for data analysis as required by the projects, with basic experience in standard ML models. 

I am currently looking for a Fully funded Ph.D. position in research related to hydro-morphology, sediment transport, coastal dynamics, RS-GIS, and climate change modeling.