Saif Mohammed

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Hello World! Welcome to my quest of exploring the frontiers of technology!

I am a Computer Science and Engineering Undergrad Student in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at North South University, Dhaka, Bangladesh. I describe myself as a passionate explorer with a strong foundation in programming languages and modern software development. My academic journey is driven by a deep curiosity for Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Software Engineering, and Database Management Systems.

Currently, I am serving in leading positions as the Coordinator & Academic Mentor for the Research and Development (R&D) Group and as the Moderator of the Web Group at the NSU ACM Student Chapter. Leading these student-driven initiatives has sharpened my leadership abilities and enriched my expertise in Database Management Systems, Software Engineering Principles, Data Structures & Algorithms, Computer Organization and Architecture.

Beyond academics, I actively engage with the research community, seeking opportunities to collaborate, exchange ideas, and stay at the forefront of emerging technologies in Natural Language Processing, and Computer Vision.

Key Expertise: Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Natural Language Processing, Computer Vision, Software Engineering, and Database Management Systems.
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Selected Research Work

Much of my recent work focuses on Large Language Models (LLMs) and Generative AI, including building multi-agent frameworks for career guidance and AI-powered code generation tools. Simultaneously, I have a strong background in building scalable cloud-native mobile ecosystems and web applications using modern stacks like React Native, Node.js, and Docker.




Past Engineering Projects

I always enjoyed hands-on work. Even long before I got any formal education or engineering training, I was often found meddling around with any devices I could get my hands on. The goal was to take them apart, learn how they operate, and "hopefully" make something new out of it. Although I have been doing this from a very young age, I only have a few works that were documented (thanks to my Mom for getting me the camera!). Scroll to the bottom to see some janky yet wonderful rovers I made literally out of cardboard and salvaged parts from old toys.


Teaching Experience



Last updated March 2024.
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