At Samsung R&D Institute Bangladesh, I built the Spring Boot backend for SonoSync, a live ultrasound platform that streams feeds to remote doctors over WebRTC. I also built its C#/.NET WPF desktop agent.
I built SonoSync Console, which deploys the platform to AWS regions, and Terraform infrastructure for its Dockerised AWS stack. The system was load-tested at 96 concurrent streams.
For Bowel Assist, I trained EfficientDet-D1 and SegFormer models to measure the three bowel-wall layers in ultrasound images, then shipped them through a WPF tool into Samsung's production Athena codebase. I also extended SmartThings AVPlayer with RTSP and WebRTC camera streaming.
Outside Samsung, I built projects including aipoc, an AI video search API and mobile client, and TutorHub, a tutor-matching service deployed on AWS. I graduated from BUET with a degree in Computer Science and Engineering.
