I completed my PhD in Architecture from the University of Nottingham and the research focused on improving the indoor working environment of existing ready-made garment factories to ensure the thermal comfort of the clothing workers. I was a commonwealth scholar in the UK. I am a lecturer in ‘Environmental Architecture and Technology’ at Sheffield Hallam University and visiting lecturer at the University of Westminster and the University of Nottingham in the UK. I have a range of interpersonal skills to design academic lectures and run architectural design tutorials for both undergraduate and postgraduate students, which I have developed through my over 11 years of teaching experience in addition to research and practice. I am affiliate members of Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE). I am the first-ever global winner of the ‘The Martin Gough Student Award 2018’ from IES Ltd for my excellence in thermal and CFD simulation studies and received ‘Tri-Campus Postgraduate Awards 2016’ for my contribution to the postgraduate community as a tutor at the University of Nottingham respectively. I achieved various research funds over £85000 from the UK, Germany and Bangladesh. My main career aspiration is to make a significant contribution in academia through collaborations among Architecture, Engineering and aligned research fields.