Mohammad Sadequl Islam

PhD Student @ Construction Management,
Louisiana State University

BSc in EEE • M in IT
Member ASHRAE • IEEE • ISPE • IEB

A construction management researcher with a foundation in engineering and hands-on experience in the pharmaceutical manufacturing sector. My journey blends industry precision with academic curiosity, focusing on making indoor environments more energy-efficient, intelligent, and people-centered.

With over a decade of experience in key engineering and managerial roles in the pharmaceutical sector, where I led projects involving factory construction, HVAC system design, utility infrastructure, machine commissioning, and lean implementation strategies, I now channel my expertise into research on occupant-centric control, digital twins, and IoT-based energy solutions. As a Ph.D. student at Louisiana State University, I am committed to transforming how buildings respond to human comfort, data, and sustainability.

Whether I am developing smart desk devices to optimize thermal comfort or publishing in top-tier journals, my goal remains the same: to bridge the gap between practical efficiency and academic innovation. Outside the lab, you will likely find me prototyping microcontroller projects or exploring ideas that turn passive spaces into responsive environments.