Graduate Research Assistant · Scientific Computing and Imaging Institute (SCI), University of Utah
My research spans Data Visualization (VIS), Human–Computer Interaction (HCI), and Computing Education. I study how people create and use visualizations in practice, and I translate these insights into frameworks and tools that are grounded in empirical study and informed by user-centered design. Embedded within authoring workflows, these frameworks and tools aim to reduce effort, improve consistency, expand expressive power, and directly support how people analyze, communicate, and make data-driven decisions. I have also developed educational tools currently used by hundreds of students at major U.S. universities.
My broader research goal is to understand how people use visualization and interactive intelligent interfaces for data analysis, comprehension, and communication in interdisciplinary settings, and to build user-centered tools that make these tasks more efficient and reliable.
I have also taught Computer Science in a variety of roles at multiple institutions in Bangladesh and the United States, and I thoroughly enjoy teaching.
IEEE TVCG is the top journal for visualization research. IEEE VIS is the top conference for visualization research (~25% acceptance rate).
I am actively looking for postdoctoral, faculty, and research positions. I'm also happy to discuss research collaborations, speaking engagements, or reviewing opportunities. Feel free to reach out.