I am Ph.D. student at Colorado State University working on irrigation groundwater use, remote Sensing, and machine/deep learning applications in groundwater. My academic background is in Civil Engineering, and I hold an MS in Geological Engineering from Missouri S&T. Prior to pursuing graduate studies in the U.S., I spent nearly three years working as a water resources engineer in Bangladesh.

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I am passionate about leveraging computational tools, data science, and remote sensing technologies to enhance our understanding of hydrology. My goal is to develop as a computational hydrologist and water resources expert, contributing innovative solutions to water management. Currently, I work as a Graduate Research Assistant in the Remote Sensing Hydrology Research Group, where I apply GIS, remote sensing, and cutting-edge data science tools to real-world problems.