Hello there!

I am Md Atik Enam, a PhD candidate in Human-Centered Computing at Clemson University. I am extremely fortunate to be advised by Dr. Julian Brinkley at Clemson University. I work as a Graduate Research Assistant in the DRIVE Lab at the Clemson University International Center for Automotive Research (CU-ICAR). I have worked on projects funded by NHTSA, Google, US Army GVSC, and NSF and assisted in writing up project reports.

My transdisciplinary research explores the intersection of Human Factors, Automotive Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Science, and Cognitive Psychology, with a strong focus on community engagement and advancing social good. I am also passionate about enhancing the effectiveness of undergraduate computer science education through research.

In my free time, I enjoy 🥾 hiking, 🚶 walking, 🏃 running, and 🍳 cooking. I have hiked more than 500 miles in the USA, yet I feel there are still infinite places left to explore!

I am always looking for opportunities to collaborate on exciting projects or assist with research that aligns with my interests. If you’d like to connect, feel free to email me. 🙂

👋 I’m Open to New Opportunities

I’m actively seeking research-focused positions, including tenure-track and postdoctoral roles in academia, as well as researcher positions in industry. If you know of any relevant opportunities, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

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