



I am a first-year Master's student in Artificial Intelligence & Society at PSL (Paris Sciences et Lettres) Research University. I currently work as a Research Assistant at Université Paris Dauphine – PSL, where I analyze user preferences and biases in large language models in collaboration with the ACSS-PSL institute and the Compar:IA team, a platform developed under the French Ministry of Culture.
I received my BSc in Computer Science & Engineering from Chittagong University of Engineering & Technology (CUET), and worked as a Junior Lecturer at University of Science and Technology Chittagong (USTC) and a Research Assistant at Chattogram Veterinary and Animal Sciences University, where I contributed to computational genomics research.
I have also been involved with Green Lead as a Project Coordinator, working on sustainability education initiatives.
My interests lie at the intersection of AI and society. I'm drawn to understanding how people interact with and perceive LLM outputs, evaluating model biases, and exploring how humans can benefit from AI. Beyond research, I care about women empowerment and have led initiatives like "Women for Climate" for Green Lead, a climate action organization. I also enjoy writing and currently working on putting my thoughts and experiences into words to share with the world.
A collection of explorations
How readability and stylistic features influence human preferences. Using Bradley–Terry models with the Compar:IA platform (French Ministry of Culture).
Analyzed Twitter/X posts across five industries, performing statistical modeling to study AI exposure and negative sentiment.
Implementation of the CCF algorithm using Spark. Analyzed scalability across 3 datasets.
Built ML/DL pipeline for hate speech classification in a low-resource language. Applied SHAP for explainability.
Developed bioinformatics pipeline for whole genome sequence analysis. Co-authored poster at MPM XXXVI, Massachusetts.
Interactive and responsive tourism website with destinations, itineraries, and booking features.
Education, experience & milestones
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Climate Launchpad, EU
Royal Society of Edinburgh, Scotland
GirlScript Foundation
On-campus winner
International recognition
UNESCO HQ, Paris — “Epistemological challenges of AI”
“Unplastic Bangladesh” — 180+ students. Embassy of the Netherlands.
National events, sponsors & media management
Mentorship for women in tech
Let’s start a conversation
For research collaborations, discussions or inquiries, feel free to get in touch.