Seattle Nonprofit Expands AI-Powered E-Waste Recycling and STEM Education Across Washington

Md Saifur Rahman is a researcher, technology professional, and Founder & Executive Director of eRecyclee, a Washington-based nonprofit organization dedicated to reducing electronic waste while expanding STEM education opportunities through technology reuse and AI-driven innovation.

Rahman's work combines artificial intelligence, sustainability, and community education to address one of today's fastest-growing environmental challenges: electronic waste. Through eRecyclee, he has organized electronics collection and refurbishment initiatives, donated working computers to underserved individuals and organizations, and created hands-on learning opportunities that help students gain practical experience in computer hardware, data security, and sustainable technology.

In addition to his nonprofit leadership, Rahman has published research on artificial intelligence, data analytics, and sustainable electronic waste management. His work has been recognized through peer-reviewed publications, conference presentations, and invitations to review scientific research for international conferences. He is also the author of AI-Driven E-Waste Recycling Systems: A Framework for Sustainable Electronics Reuse, Circular Economy, and Educational Innovation, which explores how AI can improve electronics reuse and circular economy practices.

Rahman collaborates with universities and educational institutions to promote experiential learning, sustainability, and responsible technology management. His initiatives encourage students to participate in real-world projects that combine technical skills with environmental stewardship.

Looking ahead, eRecyclee plans to expand partnerships with schools, colleges, community organizations, local governments, and industry partners throughout Washington State to increase access to technology, reduce electronic waste, and inspire the next generation of STEM professionals.

For more information about eRecyclee and its community programs, visit:

Website: https://erecyclee.org