Farhana Fathima

I am an environmental engineer with experience in climate change impact assessment, water resource studies, and GIS-based analysis. I have worked on basin-level action planning, environmental modelling, and technical documentation, and I bring a strong analytical approach to problem-solving. I adapt quickly, work well in collaborative settings, and am committed to developing practical, sustainable solutions.

I have over two years of experience in climate change impact assessment, water resource analysis, and preparation of basin-level action plans. My work includes environmental data analysis, GIS-based assessments, and evaluating the vulnerability of water systems under changing climatic conditions. I have contributed to technical reporting, data analysis, and interdisciplinary coordination within state-level research projects, supporting informed decision-making for sustainable water management.

I hold a Master’s degree in Environmental Engineering and a Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering. My postgraduate coursework covered water and wastewater treatment, air quality management, environmental impact assessment, and environmental systems analysis. I also completed a thesis on flood hazard mapping using fuzzy logic.

This background has given me a strong technical foundation in core environmental engineering processes along with experience applying analytical methods to real-world problems.