Mohammad Iftekhar Ayub
Data analyst and researcher in machine learning for finance and supply chains
- 8
- Publications
- 73
- Citations
- 5
- h-index
- 3
- Academic degrees
- 4
- Professional roles
- 10
- Skills
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I'm Mohammad Iftekhar Ayub, a data analyst and researcher based in Queens, New York. My path runs from finance and banking in Bangladesh, through cost control and purchasing in hospitality and product development in footwear manufacturing, to data management and analytics in the United States, where I finished my MSIT with a perfect 4.00 and a place on the Presidential List. Today I coordinate projects at D&D Tech USA in Brooklyn. My research applies machine learning to banking, finance and supply chains, including AI-driven demand forecasting, and I am always glad to hear from people who want to build or study that work together.
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Professional Background
4
roles
Experience
From hospitality and footwear manufacturing to data and technology.
3
degrees
Education
Finance and banking in Bangladesh, data analytics in the United States.
10
skills
Skills
Across 5 areas, from analytics to finance.
0
certificates
Certificates
Honours, recognitions and professional credentials.
Google Scholar
Research impact
- 8
- Publications
- 73
- Citations
- 5
- h-index
- 4
- i10-index
73 since 2021
5 since 2021
4 since 2021
Career
Recent Experience
Present · Brooklyn, NY
Assistant Project Coordinator
D&D Tech USA Inc.
Coordinating projects across teams, schedules and stakeholders.
Brooklyn, NY
Entry-Level Data Analyst
D&D Tech USA Inc.
Cleaned, analysed and reported on business data.
Scholarship
Recent Research
- 0117 citations2025
Sentiment analysis of consumer feedback and its impact on business strategies by machine learning
P Akter, S Hossain, MT Siddique, MI Ayub, A Nath, PC Nath, M Rasel, ... · The American Journal of Applied Sciences 7 (01), 6-16
- 0216 citations2024
Evaluating machine learning models for optimal customer segmentation in banking: a comparative study
MM Rahman, SS Akhi, S Hossain, MI Ayub, MT Siddique, A Nath, ... · Am. J. Eng. Technol 6 (12), 68-83
- 0314 citations2025
Deep learning for real-time fraud detection: Enhancing credit card security in banking systems
B Bhattacharjee · The American Journal of Engineering and Technology
Open to collaboration
Interested in working together?
Research collaboration, PhD opportunities and analytics projects