Sarowar Morshed, a BUET Industrial and Production Engineering graduate, has worked with Intel and Tesla, contributing to advanced manufacturing, supply chain planning, and major technology programs.
Sarowar Morshed, a graduate of Industrial and Production Engineering (IPE) from Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET), has developed a career in the global technology industry, working with leading companies including Intel and Tesla.
Morshed currently serves as a Staff Technical Program Manager at Tesla, where his responsibilities involve managing complex programs across engineering, manufacturing, supply chains, and technology operations. He has also contributed to Tesla's Robotaxi and Semi Truck programs, supporting work related to production planning, manufacturing operations, logistics, and supplier coordination.
Following his bachelor's degree at BUET, Morshed pursued higher education in the United States. He earned a master's degree in applied mathematics from the University of Central Florida and a Ph.D. in Industrial Engineering from Northeastern University.
Before joining Tesla, Morshed worked at Intel as a Senior Operations Research and Supplier Engineer. His work included semiconductor manufacturing optimization, supplier capacity planning, and initiatives involving more than $1 billion in supplier capital planning.
His professional expertise spans artificial intelligence, machine learning, mathematical optimization, and operations research. With 17 research publications, his academic and professional experience reflects the application of engineering and analytical methods to complex industrial and technological challenges.
Morshed's career path illustrates how an engineering education from Bangladesh can provide a foundation for advanced study and professional opportunities in the international technology sector. His experience across semiconductor manufacturing and electric vehicle technology also highlights the role of industrial engineering in improving production systems, managing supply chains, and supporting large-scale technological programs.
