Summary
Aowabin Rahman is a data scientist with a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering and nine years of experience applying deep learning and physics-based modeling to energy systems, currently working at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. His work blends sequence-to-sequence RNNs for building energy forecasting and missing-data imputation with 1-D transient heat transfer models and experimental validation for thermal storage design. He has led ML-driven projects across building emissions prediction, thermo-acoustic experiments, and aerospace-relevant composite modeling, demonstrating a rare mix of hands-on lab work, COMSOL simulation, and production-ready ML. Based in Portland, OR, he’s comfortable moving models from research to interactive web tools and collaborative codebases, and has a track record of supervising student teams and contributing in multi-author software projects.
9 years of coding experience