Md Al Siam

ECE Department, Tuskegee University, Tuskegee, AL

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Contact:


AI/Commumnication Lab


ECE Department


406 Luther H. Foster Hall


Tuskegee University


Tuskegee, AL 36088



📮 msiam0229@tuskegee.edu


I am a Graduate Research Assistant at Tuskegee University, pursuing an MSc in Electrical Engineering with a focus on Computer Vision and Artificial Intelligence.

Currently, I am working on Representation Learning applications in Computer Vision, collaborating with the NSF AI Institute for Artificial and Natural Intelligence, advised by Dr. Dewan Fahim Noor and Dr. Mandoye Ndoye. My work aims to advance the field of self-supervised learning for practical computer vision applications.

I earned a B.Sc. in Computer Science and Engineering from Rajshahi University of Engineering and Technology where I worked with Prof. Dr. Md Al Mehedi Hasan, Abu Sayeed, and Prof. Dr. Jungpil Shin (University of Aizu, Japan). My junior and senior year thesis and internships focused on developing efficient deep learning models for gesture and gait recognition.

With a strong foundation in both theoretical research and practical software development, I have experience spanning from academic research to industry applications. Previously, I served as a Lecturer at Northern University Bangladesh, where I taught computer science courses and coached competitive programming teams. I also worked as a Software Engineer at Samsung R&D Institute Bangladesh, focusing on AI-powered calm technology R&D, and at Enosis Solutions, where my role focused on developing full-stack business-scale web applications.

Imagine a world where good things will be fun to do only beacuse they are cool
🎓 Seeking PhD opportunities (Fall 2026) in Artificial Intelligence, Multimodal AI Systems, Computer Vision, Self-supervised Learning, Human-Computer Interaction, Healthcare AI, and Vision-Language Models.
Currently based in the US. Let's connect if there's potential alignment.

research interests

Self-Supervised and Data-Efficient Representation Learning; Robust and Trustworthy Systems; Multimodal Learning across Vision, Language, and Sensor Modalities; Human-Centered AI for Healthcare Applications

technical skills

  • Programming: Python, C/C++, Java, C#, SQL
  • AI/ML: PyTorch, TensorFlow, Keras, OpenCV
  • Web: Django REST Framework, JavaScript, TypeScript, ASP.NET, HTML, CSS, MSSQL
  • Others: Linux, LaTeX, Git/GitHub, AWS (EC2, S3), Azure, Jira

latest news

Jan 30, 2026 📝 Our paper “Layer-Wise Feature Analysis for Self-Supervised SAR Target Recognition: Identifying Optimal Representations Across Data Regimes” has been accepted for presentation at SoutheastCon 2026 (Track 4: Signal and Image Processing)!
Dec 30, 2025 🎉 Our paper “Advancing SAR Target Recognition Through Hierarchical Self-Supervised Learning with Multi-Task Pretext Training” has been published in Sensors (MDPI)! Check it out here.
Nov 18, 2025 Presented my research progress of last year at the NSF AI Institute for Artificial and Natural Intelligence Annual Retreat 2025 at Columbia University!

selected publications

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    Layer-Wise Feature Analysis for Self-Supervised SAR Target Recognition: Identifying Optimal Representations Across Data Regimes
    Md Al Siam, Dewan Fahim Noor, and Mandoye Ndoye
    In 2026 SoutheastCon, 2026
    Accepted for presentation at SoutheastCon 2026 - Track 4: Signal and Image Processing
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    Advancing SAR Target Recognition Through Hierarchical Self-Supervised Learning with Multi-Task Pretext Training
    Md Al Siam, Dewan Fahim Noor, Mandoye Ndoye, and 1 more author
    Sensors, 2025
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    Self-Supervised Learning for SAR Target Recognition with Multi-Task Pretext Training
    Md Al Siam and Dewan Fahim Noor
    In SoutheastCon 2025, 2025
    Selected among top 5 finalists for the best paper award
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    Deep Learning Based Air-Writing Recognition with the Choice of Proper Interpolation Technique
    F. A. Abir, M. A. Siam, A. Sayeed, and 2 more authors
    Sensors, 2021