Researcher at isl
I am an Electrical and Electronic Engineering graduate of the Islamic University of Technology (CGPA 3.82/4.00) with a research focus on semiconductor devices and thin-film transistors. As an undergraduate researcher at the Advanced Semiconductor Devices Lab, I have worked on my thesis on double-channel metal-oxide source-gated thin film transistors, using Silvaco ATHENA and ATLAS to develop device structures, optimize parameters, and characterize electrical performance, and Python to analyze and visualize how material and device parameters affect behavior. I am currently preparing a manuscript from this work for peer-reviewed submission. My interests extend to analog IC design and CMOS/VLSI, supported by projects such as a Cadence-simulated CMOS bandgap voltage reference, and to embedded systems, through hands-on work with 8051 and 8086 assembly and microcontroller-based designs. I am drawn to combining simulation-driven and data-driven approaches to understand and improve electronic devices, and I hope to pursue an academic career that brings together research, undergraduate mentoring, and practical engineering education.