Hi there! I'm Redwanul Karim — part researcher, part engineer, and full-time explorer in the ever-evolving world of Machine Learning. Right now, I'm pursuing my M.Sc. in Artificial Intelligence at FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg , building on the foundations of my B.Sc. in Computer Science & Engineering from North South University , Bangladesh. I spend most of my time trying to make AI smarter, safer, and a little more trustworthy.

At Fraunhofer IIS , I'm researching machine learning security for critical infrastructures like GNSS monitoring, while at the Pattern Recognition Lab , I'm exploring how physics-informed deep learning and large language models can be used to reason over complex, structured knowledge.

Before stepping into academia, I spent three and half exciting years as a Software Engineer at Samsung Research , developing software for Galaxy devices. That experience taught me how to engineer at scale, but my curiosity kept pulling me toward research — diving deep into machine learning security, model interpretability, efficient ML, and reinforcement learning.