Mohammad M Rahman

Mohammad M Rahman has a diverse work experience in the field of civil engineering and laboratory testing. Mohammad M'smost recent role was as a Technical Draftsman & Engineering Support at Charge Enterprises Inc, where they were responsible for scheduling site inspections and coordinating with electrical engineers to develop construction drawings for EV chargers. Prior to that, they worked as a Laboratory Testing Personnel at RHB Laboratories and as a Laboratory Assistant. Mohammad M also served as the Chief Engineer (Civil) at Mrith Sthapotto Prokoushol, where they supervised a team of 15 civil engineers and managed high-rise building projects. Rahman gained research experience as a Student Research Assistant at the University of Luxembourg, where they examined the properties of recycled concrete aggregate and conducted water and wastewater treatment research. Mohammad M also worked at Mrith Sthapotto Prokoushol as an Executive Engineer (Civil), where they conducted quality evaluations and performed cost estimations for high-rise building projects. Additionally, they have experience as a Lecturer at Headway Engineering Institute, where they planned and delivered lectures on civil engineering topics. Rahman's early work experience includes working as a Civil Designer at Mrith Sthapotto Prokoushol, where they designed various commercial and residential buildings, and as a Project Engineer (trainee) at The Cascade Engineers'.

Mohammad M Rahman began their education in 2004 at Shahjalal Jamea Islamia School and College, where they completed their SSC degree in Science in 2005. Mohammad M then attended Scholarshome School and College from 2006 to 2008, where they obtained their H.S.C degree in Science. In 2010, Rahman enrolled at Leading University, and from 2010 to 2014, they pursued their Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) degree in Civil Engineering. After completing their undergraduate studies, Rahman attended Shahjalal University of Science and Technology in 2015 for a Master's degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering. Mohammad M then went on to the University of Luxembourg from 2018 to 2020, where they pursued an MSc in Civil Engineering with a specialization in Megastructure Engineering with Sustainable Resource.