I am Hossain Muhammad Muctadir, a software engineer and researcher at the R&D unit of Canon Production Printing, and a guest researcher at Eindhoven University of Technology. My work focuses on improving the development and maintenance of complex software systems through innovative modeling techniques and tools.
My research interests include software modeling, model-driven software engineering, digital twins, domain-specific languages, artificial intelligence in software engineering, and related topics.
I received my PhD from Eindhoven University of Technology, where I developed methods for consistency management among models within digital twins. My PhD thesis is available at "Consistency Matters: Building Consistent Digital Twin Virtual Entities".
My academic background also includes an Engineering Doctorate (EngD) from Eindhoven University, where I developed a model-sharing platform for the Internet of Food, and a Master’s degree in Software Systems Engineering from RWTH Aachen University, focused on software product line extraction and similarity analysis.
In addition, I have substantial industry experience, collaborating with organizations such as Philips Research, ASML, and Unilever on AI-driven healthcare applications, software dependency management tools, and agricultural drone systems. Earlier, I worked in Germany on software development and mixed-reality projects for Microsoft HoloLens, and in Bangladesh on software project management applications and graph data generation tools.