Achievements & recognition.

Beamline for Schools pushed my work deeper into experimental physics and detector development.

I led a team shortlisted in the 2025 international competition while working on particle-detector hardware, electronics and experimental design.

The project also changed the standard I apply to technical work: a claim needs evidence, a measurement needs a reliable instrument, and an unexpected result needs to be investigated.

Competition results are an important part of my record. Engineering has also put me in positions where the result depended directly on the system I was responsible for.

For the Bangladesh Army drone project, I served as Electrical Lead and worked directly on building the aircraft's electrical systems and integrating the hardware required to make the platform operational.

For RoboBoat 2026, I worked as Mechanical Lead on DoB Joljan, our autonomous surface vehicle, taking responsibility for the mechanical side of a larger multidisciplinary system.

The medals demonstrate competitive results. These projects demonstrate something different: taking ownership of a real engineering system and delivering my part of it.

Awards, medals and titles record moments when the work succeeded under competition.

I value that record. It represents years of building projects, presenting ideas, competing internationally and nationally, leading teams and repeatedly putting engineering work in front of judges, researchers and other competitors.

Every result also becomes a reference point for the next project: build something more capable, test it more rigorously and take on a harder problem.