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Brief Introduction：  with a BS in Chemical Engineering (Texas A&M) and MBA in Energy Management, has 15+ years in engineering (process, project) & sales. He’s an Adjunct Professor at Oakton College (2022–present), works in B2B sales, and has led projects like LNG plants & wastewater systems, proficient in API codes, process simulation software.

Brief Introduction： He is a highly experienced electrical engineering professional with a Ph.D. and M.S. from the University of Southern California. With a career spanning over two decades in both academia and industry, they possess deep expertise in Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC), Signal Integrity, power supply design, antenna systems, and image processing. Their industrial background includes senior engineering roles at leading companies like Xerox and Teradyne, where they contributed to solving complex EMC challenges and developing image quality algorithms, resulting in being a key contributor to 6 awarded US patents. Academically, they have served as an adjunct professor at multiple universities, including California State University Long Beach and UCLA, teaching a wide range of subjects and supervising student projects.

Brief Introduction： He is an electrical engineer with a Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering and a postdoctoral background in bioelectronics and wireless systems. Their doctoral work developed switched-beam 60-GHz antenna arrays for high-speed chip-to-chip communications, resulting in several IEEE publications and a U.S. patent. Currently, their research integrates wireless bioelectronic devices with machine learning for real-time wound healing and tissue regeneration, published in high-impact journals such as Advanced Materials Technologies and Scientific Reports. They have hands-on industry experience from internships at Qualcomm and Corning, specializing in RF design, PCB modeling, and antenna simulation using HFSS and CST. With over a decade of teaching and mentoring experience, they have instructed courses in electromagnetics, microwave engineering, and electronics. They are proficient in Python, MATLAB, and embedded systems, and hold U.S. permanent residency.

Brief Introduction： He is a Ph.D. student in Electrical Engineering with a strong background in autonomous systems, machine learning, and power electronics. Their current research involves developing an intelligent vehicle system that integrates 2D LiDAR for indoor navigation and vision-based lane detection for outdoor environments using YOLOv8 and deep learning models deployed on embedded platforms like NVIDIA Jetson. They have prior experience as an assistant professor in Bangladesh, where they taught courses in power systems, electronics, and control systems, and conducted research on DC-DC converters for solar applications. They have published several journal and conference papers on photovoltaic systems, power converters, and smart grids. With skills in MATLAB, Python, C++, and embedded systems, they are proficient in both theoretical and applied aspects of electrical engineering and autonomous driving technologies.

Brief Introduction： He is an electrical engineer and educator with a Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from a U.S. public research university. Their research specializes in biomedical signal processing, particularly the automated detection of artifacts in EEG data using unsupervised machine learning algorithms. They have published in reputable journals and conferences on topics including event-related potentials, P300 feature extraction, and power electronics. With over a decade of teaching experience spanning both Bangladesh and the United States, they have instructed a wide range of undergraduate courses in electrical circuits, electronics, control systems, power electronics, and mechatronics. Their technical skills include MATLAB, Python, PyTorch, SQL, and embedded systems. They are currently serving as an instructor and adjunct faculty at technical colleges and universities in Georgia, continuing to bridge academia and applied engineering education.

Brief Introduction： He is a materials scientist and electrical engineer with a Ph.D. from the Chinese Academy of Sciences and current postdoctoral work in the United States. Their research focuses on computational and experimental materials science, particularly in energy harvesting and conversion technologies such as perovskite solar cells, piezoelectric/triboelectric nanogenerators, and 2D materials. They have an extensive publication record with over 140 articles in reputable journals. As a founding department chair at a university in Bangladesh, they demonstrated strong leadership in curriculum development, lab establishment, and accreditation. Their technical skills include density functional theory (DFT), device simulation (SCAPS-1D), nanofabrication, and materials characterization. They are also actively involved in writing grant proposals and mentoring students. With U.S. work authorization secured, they are seeking roles in advanced materials research and renewable energy technologies.

Brief Introduction： He is a highly experienced engineering educator and administrator with a career spanning over four decades in both academia and industry. They have held leadership roles such as Director of Engineering at the university level, where they were instrumental in developing and launching new engineering programs, securing lab funding, and building industry partnerships. Their industrial experience includes senior positions at major companies including Nestlé, Honda, and General Motors, where they led process development, automation, and training programs. With a Ph.D. in Engineering from Penn State and a master's from Purdue, their expertise covers manufacturing systems, automation, safety, and engineering education. They have also contributed significantly to curriculum redesign, ABET accreditation, and applied research in manufacturing and automation.

Brief Introduction： He is a multidisciplinary engineering professional with strong credentials in electrical, bioengineering, and infrastructure management. Currently a biomedical engineering professor, they have successfully led ABET and MSCHE accreditation efforts for the first undergraduate biomedical engineering programs in Puerto Rico. They combine academic expertise with practical industry experience, serving concurrently as a Chief Information Officer and Regulatory Affairs lead for a consulting group, where they oversee IT assets, regulatory compliance, and healthcare infrastructure projects. With a background in electrical engineering and ongoing PhD work in bioengineering, they hold an EIT certification, have passed the PE Power exam, and maintain a Journeyman Electrician license. Their project management experience includes overseeing a $1.1 million construction program and supervising large teams. Skilled in AutoCAD, MATLAB, Python, and regulatory systems, they are a bilingual (English/Spanish) leadership.

Brief Introduction： Tucker is the Director of CMU-Africa and Associate Dean for International Affairs-Africa, and a Trustee Professor in Mechanical Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University, with courtesy appointments in Machine Learning, Robotics, and Biomedical Engineering. His research uses AI and data mining for system design and optimization. He has led grants from NSF, DARPA, and the Gates Foundation. He teaches and develops AI-based educational tools. He holds a Ph.D. in Industrial Engineering from UIUC, an MBA, and a B.S. from Rose-Hulman Institute.

Brief Introduction： Majidi is the Clarence H. Adamson Professor in Mechanical Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University, with courtesy appointments in Biomedical, Civil, Electrical, Materials Engineering, and Robotics. His research develops soft, stretchable materials for robotics and wearables, mimicking biological tissues. He works on elastomer composites, microfluidic systems, and human-machine interfaces. His lab focuses on practical prototyping and integration with conventional electronics. He holds a Ph.D. from UC Berkeley and a B.S. from Cornell.

Brief Introduction： Sullivan is a Professor in Chemistry and Mechanical Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University, with a courtesy appointment in Civil and Environmental Engineering. He is a member of the Center for Atmospheric Particle Studies. His research involves atmospheric chemistry, aerosol analysis, instrument development, and cloud nucleation studies. He uses optical tweezers and mass spectrometry to investigate particle properties and climate impacts. He has developed aircraft-deployable tools for real-time atmospheric monitoring. He holds a Ph.D. from UC San Diego and has 17 years of university teaching experience.

Brief Introduction： Gomez is an Assistant Teaching Professor in Mechanical Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University. He holds a Ph.D. in Civil Engineering from CMU and a B.S. from Florida International University. His background emphasizes engineering education and practical teaching. Details on his research are limited, but he contributes to academic operations and student instruction.