Engineer by training, researcher by curiosity.

I am a detail-oriented researcher specializing in computer vision, with a strong focus on medical imaging, digital healthcare, and cancer research. I hold a Master's degree in Transportation Engineering, which gives me a unique perspective — combining analytical thinking from engineering with advanced deep learning techniques to solve complex problems in healthcare. As a beginner researcher, I am passionate about working on high-impact projects that connect technology with real-world medical applications.

My academic path took me from Information Technology at Sharda University in India to Transportation Engineering at Hohai University in China — a seemingly indirect route that, in fact, shaped my approach. Engineering taught me to think in systems and tolerances; computer vision lets me apply that discipline to images that matter — a tumour scan, a fractured road, an ECG waveform.

Today I split my time between two labs: building road-damage segmentation models at Hohai with Prof. Xu Peng, and researching sleep apnea detection with ResearchBuddy AI in Dhaka. The thread connecting them is explainability — because a model nobody can interrogate is a model nobody should deploy.