Mongol-Tori // Mission Control
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INITIALIZING TELEMETRY LINKOK
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Ahana Roy
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Ahana Roy

Building solutions through code and collaboration

1
Season
Service Record

1 season on the team

20252028

  1. JOINED252025 — inactive
  2. 262026 — active
  3. 272027 — inactive
  4. GRAD282028 — inactive
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Sub-team
Controls
Joined
2025
Graduation
2028

Focus Areas

Software DevelopmentObject-Oriented Programming (Java)Embedded SystemsROS2 DevelopmentArduino ProgrammingProblem SolvingTechnical Documentation

Skills / Tools

JavaPythonArduino IDEROS2GitGitHubVS CodeIntelliJ IDEALinux (Ubuntu)Microsoft ExcelMicrosoft PowerPointGoogle DocsGoogle Sheets

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About

Hi, I'm Ahana Roy, a third-year CSE student at BRAC University with a strong interest in software development, problem-solving and learning new technologies. I enjoy working on collaborative projects where I can apply my technical skills while continuously learning from others. On the team, I aim to contribute through dedication, effective teamwork and a willingness to take on new challenges. What drives me is the opportunity to build meaningful solutions, grow through hands-on experience and contribute to a project that creates real impact.

Stay curious, keep learning, and never stop improving
Ahana Roy

Key Achievements[1]

  1. Machine Learning Intern – Prodigy InfoTech Machine Learning Internship Completion IEEE Semiconductor Industry Seminar Participant Duke of Edinburgh Bronze Award Recipient Robotics Club Traction Competition Participant Line Following Robot (LFR) Developer

    2024

    Throughout my academic journey, I have consistently pursued opportunities that allowed me to develop my technical expertise, leadership capabilities, and professional skills. I successfully completed a three-month Machine Learning Internship at Prodigy InfoTech, where I worked on practical machine learning projects and gained hands-on experience in data analysis, model development, and problem-solving. In recognition of my performance and dedication, I received an offer letter, recommendation letter, and internship completion certificate. To broaden my understanding of emerging technologies, I attended an IEEE seminar on the semiconductor industry, which provided valuable insights into current industry trends, technological advancements, and the growing importance of semiconductors in modern computing and electronics. Beyond academics, I was awarded the Bronze Standard Award from The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award, reflecting my commitment to personal development, community engagement, and leadership. I also participated in a Robotics Club traction competition, where I designed and developed a Line Following Robot (LFR), strengthening my practical engineering, teamwork, and problem-solving skills. Furthermore, I have actively contributed to the university community through leadership roles as Secretary of the Robotics Club and Executive Member of the Computer Club. These positions have enabled me to organize events, collaborate with diverse teams, and enhance my communication, management, and leadership abilities. Collectively, these experiences have shaped me into a motivated and adaptable individual with a strong passion for technology, innovation, and continuous learning.

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