About

Curiosity, Resilience, and
Systems-Level Thinking.

I work where data, operations and public policy meet. I hold an MPA from Brown University's Watson School of International and Public Affairs and a BS in International Business from the University of Maryland, College Park, along with PMP, Lean Six Sigma Black Belt and Professional Scrum Master certifications. I turn complex information into decisions. A capacity analysis at Children's Specialized Hospital found a 24% utilization gap and a 47-person waitlist, and at Brown I benchmarked 58 funders for briefings to the Vice President for Research.

Areeb Uzzaman reading an open book at a table in a historic, multi-level library
Independent Research

Architecting the Past.

Outside work, I lead an independent archival project reconstructing my family's South Asian history. It draws on the same skills: primary-source verification, database design and coordinating translators.

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Areeb Uzzaman smiling on the front steps of the National Library of Kolkata, a white colonnaded building
Beyond Work

The Discipline of
Continuous Improvement.

Whether modeling municipal transit reliability, analyzing algorithmic housing policies, or reconstructing complex relational databases, analytical depth demands physical and mental stamina. I approach strength training and intellectual inquiry with the same foundational philosophy: measurable growth is built through structured, daily execution and relentless attention to detail.

I was born in Bangladesh, and my long-term goal is humanitarian work there, focused on education and healthcare. My five years leading projects at HAEFA, a nonprofit advancing health equity for Rohingya communities, are part of that path. I also follow AI, markets and finance.

Data ArchitecturePublic PolicyOperational Excellence

Languages: English; Bengali (elementary, spoken)

Areeb Uzzaman speaking at a Brown University lectern