Summary
Tajim Akhund is a postdoctoral researcher at Toyota Technological Institute in Nagoya with eight years of experience spanning academia, teaching, and embedded systems development. A MEXT-sponsored PhD graduate from Saga University and former lecturer at Daffodil International University, he specializes in IoT, human-computer interaction, human activity recognition, sensors, and microcontroller-based systems. He has a strong publication record in Q1 journals, serves as a reviewer for Elsevier, Springer Nature and MDPI venues, and held leadership roles in IEEE student activities. His work blends hands-on microcontroller programming and web development with applied research—evident in a funded ICT Fellowship project that used reinforcement learning for a robotic health-notification system. Comfortable bridging teaching, research, and practical prototypes, he brings a track record of mentoring, lab instruction, and interdisciplinary project leadership.
8 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
PhD, Computer Science, PhD, Computer Science at Saga University
Master of Science - MS, Information Technology, Master of Science - MS, Information Technology at Jahangirnagar University