Tonmoy Talukder (He/Him)

[tɒnˈmɔɪ təˈluːkdər] 🔊

Resume | LinkedIn | GitHub | Google Scholar

I pursued my Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science and Engineering from Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology. Currently, I am a Software Engineer at WorldTech Dhaka, where I apply my technical expertise to develop innovative solutions, further enhancing my skills in real-world applications. Alongside my professional work, I am deeply involved in research on Machine Learning, advised by Mr. G. M. Shahariar Shibli. My aspiration is to specialize in research, aiming to work in renowned AI research institutions as a scientist. These days I am specifically dedicated to advancing NLP and Computer Vision solutions that intersect with human interaction.

Research. Broadly, my research explores how to enhance various aspects of Natural Language Processing, particularly in "low resource" languages like Bangla. Throughout my work, I thoroughly investigate the primary challenges faced by these languages, which mainly arise from constraints in data processing techniques. My constant devotion lies in the innovation of state-of-the-art solutions aimed at tackling these challenges head-on, thereby amplifying the data processing capabilities of "low resource" languages, particularly Bangla. Additionally, I think about how to integrate Computer Vision techniques with Natural Language Processing solutions for these resource-constrained languages. I am curious about the prospect of creating generative models that combine NLP and Computer Vision, driven by human interaction.

Collaboration. From a collaborative perspective, there are numerous opportunities to learn from others. As of now, I am actively engaged in research with my undergraduate advisor. Additionally, I have experience in collaborative research with various faculty members at my undergraduate institution, including Md. Tanvir Rouf Shawon.

I would greatly appreciate receiving an invitation for a research collaboration in the fields of Natural Language Generation, Computer Vision, and Human-Computer Interaction.