Cadet of the Week: Azizur Rahman 🌊

This week, Lloyd’s Maritime Institute proudly features Azizur Rahman as our Cadet of the Week — a Marine Engineering cadet driven to blend traditional skills with digital innovation.

◆ Who is Azizur Rahman?

Azizur is a third-year Marine Engineering cadet at AMET University, Chennai, proudly sponsored by A.P. Moller – Maersk. He is set to graduate in 2026 and begin his first sail later that year. With industrial exposure at Hindustan Shipyard Limited and Tata Motors, he has developed expertise in propulsion systems, diagnostics, and sustainable marine operations.

◆ What Sets Him Apart

His research on AI-powered predictive maintenance and Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) monitoring highlights his vision for smarter, eco-friendly ships. He aims to reduce downtime, improve efficiency, and minimize environmental impact through data-driven systems.

◆ Experience & Contributions

Creates technical content, training materials, and visual guides to support fellow seafarers.
Contributions featured by Merchant Navy Decoded, showcasing his ability to bridge engineering and communication.
Engages in innovative projects to enhance maritime knowledge-sharing and sustainability.

◆ Certifications & Publications

Certified by IMarEST, The Institution of Engineers (India), and the International Association of Engineers.
Published research on AI-Optimized EGR systems (ICAIO 2025) and Predictive Maintenance (SEA – THE FUTURE 2025).
Author of articles on training and developing future marine engineers (IMEI Journal).

◆ Career Vision

Azizur aspires to lead a new era of smart, eco-friendly maritime practices that benefit ship operators, crews, and the planet alike. His dedication and innovation mark him as a future leader in sustainable marine engineering.