packaging · quality · process ✶ MSU '26
I help manufacturers ship products safely, for less.
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Sirajul Foam Industries, Chittagong, 2024. Scroll through it in four steps.
The protective foam cost too much. But any cheaper material still had to survive real shipping: drops, vibration and heat.
Every product has a fragility limit, the most shock it can take. Anything above that line breaks it. The target zone is below it.
I ran side-by-side cushioning, vibration and thermal tests on PE, PVC and EVA using ASTM and ISTA methods, and worked with suppliers on alternates. One foam stayed in the zone with less material.
−25%
Material cost, with no loss in protection.
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Four roles across two countries, stamped in order. Plus the degree that brought it together.
I started in chemical engineering, switched to packaging, and now run production orders at a contract packager in Wisconsin. My favorite part is when a test result turns into a real decision.
"In my time on this account, this is the quickest and easiest I've seen things handled."
When I automated our weekly customer report, I walked a teammate through it until they could run it on their own.
One clear email beats five quick ones, so I try to answer the next question before it's asked.
Once my accounts were running smoothly, I picked up more OEM accounts beyond my original scope.
Hi! I'm looking for my next role in packaging, quality or process, starting January 2027. Say hi at the career fair, or drop me a line. Happy to talk packaging, plant floors, or why foam is more interesting than it sounds.
Fabiha ♡
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